“It’s one of those things where I think you really have to take a look at the certain risks,” Day said. “There’s certain risks with everything. I think there’s risks with the virus, there’s risks with the vaccine.” Not being vaccinated raises the possibility of a player getting sick, but that’s not all. Those who are not vaccinated likely would still be forced to quarantine if they are a close contact with a person who gets sick. Last year, those who tested positive had to sit out a minimum of 21 days, but updated protocols for this season have not been finalized. “And we have left (getting vaccinated) up to the players and we try to do everything we can to educate them with our medical people, sports medicine, but I feel like we’re in a pretty good place. I think the majority of our guys have been vaccinated, and…
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