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Yoni Heisler
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- With the coronavirus still surging, promising vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna suggest that life could return to normal over the next few months.
- Dr. Fauci recently suggested that live sporting events -- where tens of thousands of people are packed in together -- could return by September of 2021.
- Fauci's optimistic timeline, however, would require a majority of Americans to take a coronavirus vaccine.
Even though we're now a few weeks into the NFL season, it's still a bit jarring to see games being played in stadiums without any sort of crowd. And while the NBA -- back when it was running its bubble experiment -- incorporated a digital crowd, there's simply no way to replicate the innate energy you get from a sporting event held in front of tens of thousands of screaming fans.
The good news is that we have promising coronavirus vaccines on the horizon, and in turn, a lot of people are wondering when we might see now-empty sports stadiums and arenas bristling with fans once again.
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