Regan said he did not know how many of the face masks in question were given for free to MLB umpires and catchers or sold to the public. He did say that Wilson did do more testing on the mask following the 2005 incident, but did not reveal the results of the test or what, if any, changes were made to the mask’s design.
Dallas Cowboys"Obviously, as bad as it felt in the first half, we lost the game by 10 points," Murray said of Arizona's 38-28 loss to Los Angeles. "A lot of these games, we're right there, it's just a couple things don't go our way or we put pressure on ourselves.
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"We make it harder than it has to be. If we just simplify these games, it's pretty simple in itself, but at the same time it's hard to execute at this level. But I'm not worried about the pressure or anything like that."
Arizona Cardinals The medical director of the NFL Players Association tells ESPN's Adam Schefter that league engineers and sports equipment company Oakley are already testing prototypes of the modified mask.
Starting Nov. 30, access to a team’s training facility will be limited to essential football and support personnel during the times players and coaches are present.
Mayer told Schefter that an exact design is not yet settled upon, but many considerations are being tested.
Tennessee TitansFanatics, the company that makes MLB jerseys, is converting its manufacturing center in Easton, Pa., to a production center for the personal protective gear hospital workers have been clamoring for as the virus spreads. MLB and Fanatics will cover all costs associated with the endeavor, they said.
Carolina PanthersFanatics will produce up to 1 million masks and gowns and distribute them throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York, the latter of which has been the epicenter of the outbreak in the U.S.
