NBA All-Star Game in Indianapolis ‘unlikely to happen’ as scheduled, Pacers say

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17 thoughts on “NBA All-Star Game in Indianapolis ‘unlikely to happen’ as scheduled, Pacers say

  1. Couldn’t care less about the friggin’ NBA. Their support of Black Lives Matter turned me off a long time ago! I won’t be watching their games, buying their overpriced crappy merch, and sure won’t be going to their games! Sayonara.

    1. It’d be over if we actually took it seriously, as a country, when Congress & White House were briefed on it in January. But instead we’re stuck in perpetual misery.

    2. So Robert, Trump was briefed on the 23rd and 28th of January and implemented the China Travel ban of the 31st. With the information available at that time what would you propose the President do? Honestly where was and is Congress on this issue, this is a Constitutional Republic not a dictatorship. I have seen and heard nothing from Nancy and Chuck other than criticism, but that is what we have come to expect from feckless democratic lead House of Representatives. And Fauci, OMG talk about moving the narrative and shifting like the sands in a desert. We are stuck in perpetual misinformation and propaganda. Yes it is real, yes people die, but in the State of Indiana alone, 60% of the C-19 deaths are in Long Term Care facilities, ISDH information not mine. . Lesson learned stay out of LTC facilities.

    3. Yeah, Steve, let’s somehow try to pin it on Chuck and Nancy, even though Republicans control both the White House and Senate. Fact is, this administrations response has been a tragedy from the start.

    4. And you are right about the misinformation… that Trump has been spewing from the very beginning.

  2. Sports, as of now, both Pro and College are essentially done. If we the “sheeple” decide to do something about it well then maybe. Otherwise we can just keep watching the “good old days” on ESPN Classics or the Big Ten Network and see how things used to be.

  3. Don’t touch your face!
    Don’t wear a mask!
    Look at Italy!
    15 days to Flatten the Curve!
    Look at New York!
    Wear a mask!
    Lock down to save others!

    150 days of “15 days to flatten the curve”
    .
    .
    Hospitals are not/never were overrun
    Deaths “from Covid” are down to zilch
    Deaths “with Covid” are almost down to zilch
    We’ve figured out how not to kill people when we treat them…hint…don’t put them on fentanyl and a ventilator…

    FDR said it best…the only thing we have to fear is fear itself…

    This will be gone when the left is done with it.

  4. I know this off-topic but the new Hilton Hotel that was planned to begin construction last year has been pushed back to late 2022 because you guessed it…COVID!

    1. I’m sorry for sounding negative but this pandemic or the excuse of it is pretty frustrating.

    2. It’s frustrating to everyone, but it’s not an “excuse”. Sickness and death are not fake news. This is reality slapping us all in the face. Wear masks, socially distance, and we’ll have fans at sporting events again. It’s very simple.

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