“I don’t think that’s a positive,” Hoyer said. “Our players, especially guys that have been here for a long time, have built up an incredible equity in the community with the fans. And making a personal choice, and one they’re probably not going to articulate to the fans, it’d be a shame if the fans decided to take all that equity and get rid of it.”
Anthony Rizzo’s decision not to get the COVID-19 vaccine draws some backlash, but the Chicago Cubs have his back: ‘He didn’t lie about it’
