[2006alum]

Golf.
Tennis.
Baseball.  (I don't see much transmission risk from the game itself - the logistics of getting half the teams in one locale and the other half in another; and supported by essential personnel for housing and meals; is far more risky (but not out of the realm of possibility).

Gold and Tennis are truly global sports. Until global travel is back in place in a semi-normal capacity, that seems pretty risky to me, because each tennis player and golfer brings along an entourage of coaches, caddies, PT, family members, etc. And I can't see the PGA, ATP, WTA, or ITF condoning hosting tournaments where players from certain countries are banned due to the underlying conditions in those countries? For example, right now France has banned all non-EU travelers. I think the U.S. still has bans in place for China, the EU, and the UK and Ireland, right? Won't those all have to be lifted before you can even think of hosting international tournaments?

[2006alum]

Golf.
Tennis.
Baseball.  (I don't see much transmission risk from the game itself - the logistics of getting half the teams in one locale and the other half in another; and supported by essential personnel for housing and meals; is far more risky (but not out of the realm of possibility).

Gold and Tennis are truly global sports. Until global travel is back in place in a semi-normal capacity, that seems pretty risky to me, because each tennis player and golfer brings along an entourage of coaches, caddies, PT, family members, etc. And I can't see the PGA, ATP, WTA, or ITF condoning hosting tournaments where players from certain countries are banned due to the underlying conditions in those countries? For example, right now France has banned all non-EU travelers. I think the U.S. still has bans in place for China, the EU, and the UK and Ireland, right? Won't those all have to be lifted before you can even think of hosting international tournaments?