Fans are eager to have live sports back, but it will be a while before they will be able to sit in the stands. Plus, learn ‘drown out.’
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Sports leagues are navigating their returns under coronavirus restrictions, budget cuts, and without fans for the foreseeable future. Some leagues had just a few games left in their seasons, but others, like Major League Baseball, are having to rework their entire summer season. We’re taking a look at where each sport is in the process. Plus, learn the phrasal verb “drown out.”
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