All major league team announcers had to be full vaccinated if they worked on site in any stadium, which he did. This is why there were issues with John Smoltz and Paul O'Neill broadcasting for the World Series and Yankees respectively, among others who wisely refused the jab.
Nope. There were some exceptions granted. The point being is that there is no definitive proof that there was a vaccine given. Which illustrates the entire fallacy of these posts. You assume the position it’s vax related snd the majority of the time it isn’t based on subsequent reports is it is not right there in the article. The intellectual dishonesty of assuming something and publishing it has fact over and over to appear that there is a trend is as dishonest as it comes.
Disgraceful.
Nope. There were some exceptions granted. The point being is that there is no definitive proof that there was a vaccine given. Which illustrates the entire fallacy of these posts. You assume the position it’s vax related snd the majority of the time it isn’t based on subsequent reports is it is not right there in the article. The intellectual dishonesty of assuming something and publishing it has fact over and over to appear that there is a trend is as dishonest as it comes.
Disgraceful.