[lex24]

As an unabashed and lifelong Dodger hater, the silver lining to the dark cloud of them winning their first World Series in 32 years is the scandal of Turner's Covid test results tainting their celebration. 

I listened to Greg Papa on the radio this morning and heard him really tearing into MLB for what happened.

As a Giants fan and Dodger detractor (certainly during the Lasorda Years), I think this is a minor blip story.  
Baseball managed to get through a season and a World Series (and a pretty darn good one, to boot), and The Sanctimonious - you know, those who objected to baseball even trying to have a season - need to rail on about something.  On cue, enter Turner.

With the testing on-site, I actually think the ability to track/trace, if necessary, is there.  

(Somehow I doubt that Turner gave the Rays' family member the virus . . . but hey!  Maybe that itself is another scandal!).

I'm with Teejers on this -- the Turner story is closer to a minor blip than a scandal. Turner was irresponsible, but he already had been exposed that same evening to the teammates with whom he was celebrating. Turner will probably get suspended for a few games and this will be viewed as a minor transgression by most people, aside from those who hate the Dodgers and are looking for something to gripe about (and I realize there are a lot of Dodger-haters on this board!)

Turner.  Steroids. Now this.....

[lex24]

As an unabashed and lifelong Dodger hater, the silver lining to the dark cloud of them winning their first World Series in 32 years is the scandal of Turner's Covid test results tainting their celebration. 

I listened to Greg Papa on the radio this morning and heard him really tearing into MLB for what happened.

As a Giants fan and Dodger detractor (certainly during the Lasorda Years), I think this is a minor blip story.  
Baseball managed to get through a season and a World Series (and a pretty darn good one, to boot), and The Sanctimonious - you know, those who objected to baseball even trying to have a season - need to rail on about something.  On cue, enter Turner.

With the testing on-site, I actually think the ability to track/trace, if necessary, is there.  

(Somehow I doubt that Turner gave the Rays' family member the virus . . . but hey!  Maybe that itself is another scandal!).

I'm with Teejers on this -- the Turner story is closer to a minor blip than a scandal. Turner was irresponsible, but he already had been exposed that same evening to the teammates with whom he was celebrating. Turner will probably get suspended for a few games and this will be viewed as a minor transgression by most people, aside from those who hate the Dodgers and are looking for something to gripe about (and I realize there are a lot of Dodger-haters on this board!)

Turner.  Steroids. Now this.....