Coronavirus mayhem, wildest day in sports ever
March 12, 2020
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as posted by the channelOn today’s Outkick the Show, Clay Travis shared the most recent statistics surrounding the coronavirus. As of today, 40 total people in the United States have now died because of the virus. This substantially separates our country from other countries in a positive way.
Clay Travis also looked at the world of sports and how the fear of the coronavirus is affecting various leagues throughout the US. March Madness has now been cancelled, not postponed, with other college sports to follow suit.
Clay Travis went on to comment on Utah Jazz center Rudy Gobert who has tested positive for the coronavirus and how that has caused a domino effect for other sports. Clay shared how Gobert was likely the last straw when going from competing without fans in the arenas to stopping sports activity altogether.
Clay Travis also shared a breakdown/timeline of the events on March 11 that systematically shut down the world of sports for an undetermined amount of time.
Clay Travis then shared his thoughts about the stock market where he took the opportunity to purchase sports gambling stocks on Thursday and suggested to his listeners that they should do the same.
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