Is there a lawyer in the house?

[HowAboutThat]

So it seems that Eduardo Rodriguez’ Myocarditis is related to his Covid.

It seems reasonable to a disinterested third party that if he had opted out, he-probably-wouldn’t have contracted it, and it also seems logical to a disinterested third party  that He was choosing to play Under the assumption that every reasonable precaution would be taken.

Based on what has happened with the Marlins, I’m wondering if E-Rod and others like him would have a case against MLB, even if they-doubtless-signed hold harmless waivers?

[backwardsk]

I’d need to check, but I believe he tested positive before camp.

[Can_of_corn]

29 minutes ago, Philip said:

So it seems that Eduardo Rodriguez’ Myocarditis is related to his Covid.

It seems reasonable to a disinterested third party that if he had opted out, he-probably-wouldn’t have contracted it, and it also seems logical to a disinterested third party  that He was choosing to play Under the assumption that every reasonable precaution would be taken.

Based on what has happened with the Marlins, I’m wondering if E-Rod and others like him would have a case against MLB, even if they-doubtless-signed hold harmless waivers?

Why would you make that dubious jump in logic?

[HowAboutThat]

42 minutes ago, backwardsk said:

I’d need to check, but I believe he tested positive before camp.

Thank you. If that’s so, The question is irrelevant until A better example shows up. Thanks again.