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EP-7: What The Rest Of The World Can Learn From China
The Chinese Basketball Association had a return to play blueprint, but put those plans on pause in mid-April. The Taiwan-based Chinese Professional Baseball League is playing, albeit without fans, at least real ones. Donnovan and Richard speak with two American athletes about their experiences in those leagues.
Jeremy Lin of the Beijing Ducks discusses the CBA’s shutdown, life in China during the pandemic and why he spoke out against verbal — and sometimes physical — attacks targeting Asian-Americans in the United States. Uni-President Lions pitcher Josh Roenicke recounts his unique experience in a quarantine hotel, lessons learned from Taiwan’s response to the coronavirus and the challenges professional sports in other countries will have to overcome before returning to action.
COVID-19 Resources: (1) The Darkness Has Not Overcome It (2) A Blocker Moves to the Pandemic’s Front Lines
This episode is scripted, produced and sound designed by Amil Delic, and hosted by Donnovan Bennett and Richard Deitsch. Production assistance from Dan Lorimer and Jeff Azzopardi.
Audio Credits: ARIRANG NEWS, CBC, Eleven Sports Taiwan, PBS and Sky News Australia,
The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.
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By Podcasts – Sportsnet.caThe Chinese Basketball Association had a return to play blueprint, but put those plans on pause in mid-April. The Taiwan-based Chinese Professional Baseball League is playing, albeit without fans, at least real ones. Donnovan and Richard speak with two American athletes about their experiences in those leagues.
Jeremy Lin of the Beijing Ducks discusses the CBA’s shutdown, life in China during the pandemic and why he spoke out against verbal — and sometimes physical — attacks targeting Asian-Americans in the United States. Uni-President Lions pitcher Josh Roenicke recounts his unique experience in a quarantine hotel, lessons learned from Taiwan’s response to the coronavirus and the challenges professional sports in other countries will have to overcome before returning to action.
COVID-19 Resources: (1) The Darkness Has Not Overcome It (2) A Blocker Moves to the Pandemic’s Front Lines
This episode is scripted, produced and sound designed by Amil Delic, and hosted by Donnovan Bennett and Richard Deitsch. Production assistance from Dan Lorimer and Jeff Azzopardi.
Audio Credits: ARIRANG NEWS, CBC, Eleven Sports Taiwan, PBS and Sky News Australia,
The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.