During a call with league commissioners, Trump said he wanted to see fans back in the stadiums by August or September and for live sports to start without fans much sooner than that, a White House official said
WASHINGTON—President Trump is pushing for live sports in America to end their coronavirus hiatus “soon, very soon,” part of a broader push by the president to get the country back to normal life in the face of opposition that the suggestion is dangerous and premature.
The president spoke Saturday afternoon by telephone with league commissioners, in a call that was intended to focus on leagues’ and teams’ roles as employers, but which veered into a discussion of a resumption of the sports calendar that was abruptly ripped up...
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