Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said Wednesday that teams like the Knicks and Rangers could host fans as soon as Feb. 23 with approval from the Department of Health.
Source: New York Times
NY to Let Fans in Sports Stadiums and Arenas as Soon as February 23rd
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