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23:09Now PlayingOn today’s Outkick the Show, Clay Travis shared the most recent positive and underreported news on the coronavirus front.
Clay Travis continued by discussing the coronavirus situation going on with the Miami Marlins, and praised MLB for not over-reacting. “I want to give credit to MLB for not back-peddling on the Marlins situation. People are going to test positive, and when they do, you can’t panic and reverse course. Every college & pro athlete who tested positive has either had no symptoms or a very mild infection.”
Clay Travis went on to comment on Darren Rovell’s fear and obsession with negativity. “You can stay in your house and never leave again. That’s your right. But the rest of us, people who actually use our brains and look at the data, want to get back to work, back to school, and back to living normal lives.”—@ClayTravis on Karen Rovell and the Coronabros
Clay Travis also shared his thoughts on the NBA’s Lou Williams leaving the bubble in order to find a strip club. “If you’re in the NBA bubble community and you leave to go to a funeral, you can’t go to a strip club and pose for a photo with a rapper who posts it on social media. With the 100K fine, Lou Williams will have one of the most expensive strip club trips of all time.”—@ClayTravis
Clay Travis discussed the left-wing hit piece on Outkick, with Jason Whitlock intelligently strategizing on how to best handle the matter. “Props to Jason Whitlock for coming up with the idea to destroy the hit piece on Outkick last week and also for coming up with a great column today. All of it was fantastic.”
Clay Travis concluded by announcing the return of Lock It In, now called Fox Bet Live on FS1.
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