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Celebrities can’t stop wearing these face masks that don’t stick to your face

By now you probably have a plethora of fabric face masks to wear every day — whether it’s for running errands, traveling on a bus or plane or working out. Face masks are the new normal of 2020 and will most likely be a necessity through 2021, too.

While we’ve found some of the best fabric face masks online, there’s one that stands out from the rest — one that A-listers like Lucy Hale, Joe Jonas, Aston Kutcher, Madelaine Petsch, Olivia Wilde and more have been spotted wearing. Peep Lucy Hale below wearing said face mask earlier this year.

If you’re ready to ditch disposable face masks for good to start wearing reusable ones that are washer-friendly, Rothy’s fabric face mask is a best seller that’s proven not to stick to your face. The proof? I’ve tested it out.

On the inside of the mask, you’ll find a nose piece that helps keeps the mask’s shape, which ultimately helps the mask rest on the tip of your nose, so that the rest of the fabric is not completely resting on your face. It sits close to your face but not too tight or in a way where you feel like you can’t breathe.

I recently wore the Rothy’s mask on a long flight, and it didn’t cause any irritation or discomfort. The only downside to this mask is that the ear loops are not adjustable. If you love the flexibility of tightening or loosening your mask, this one might not be for you. However, I can attest to its comfiness without the adjustable straps.

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The Phillies, still without a winning season since 2011, have reached the point where the proverbial final pieces -- the expensive veteran stars -- have not only been added but are leaving: catcher J.T. Realmuto is a free agent; starter Jake Arrieta's three-year contract is spent; closer David Robertson's two-year deal -- remember that? -- just expired; and infielder Jean Segura is reportedly coming up in trade talks. The Phillies might still get good, but they're no longer:MLB Face Masks

Fanatics is making masks instead of MLB jerseys to fight Coronavirus

With the Major League Baseball season suspended due to Covid-19, resources that would normally be reserved for making jerseys will instead go toward masks and gowns for healthcare workers.

Fanatics, the company that manufactures MLB jerseys for Nike, has temporarily converted its 360,000-square-foot manufacturing plant in Easton, Pennsylvania, to create up to 1 million masks and gowns, per MLB.

According to Fanatics executive director Michael Rubin, the company has halted production of jerseys entirely, instead re-focusing a staff of 100 social-distanced employees on making masks and gowns from jersey materials. They will be donated to hospitals and emergency management personnel in Pennsylvania with plans to expand to the New York City region, which has become the epicenter of the outbreak.

MLB jerseys are made with polyester, which could retain germs for a longer period of time compared to cotton. But the jersey-made equipment could still help prevent the spread of Covid-19 by way of coughing, spitting or sneezing. Some form of prevention is better than none as healthcare workers are already struggling with a lack of resources amid the outbreak and are being told to reuse masks.

Sills said the fact that a decision was made so quickly on close contacts was a reflection of the league's intensive protocol and the "tremendous job" the Ravens have done with compliance around their facility leading up to the game.Colorado Rockies Face Masks

Doolittle: The only real highlights to the meetings I've been to the last couple of years is the announcement of the Hall of Fame Era committee selections that have taken place the first night of the meetings. Agree with the picks or not, these are mostly players who were overlooked while on the BBWAA ballot and it's always moving to see them glory in the knowledge that they are bound for Cooperstown. I won't miss standing around hotel lobbies. At all.

If players want to leave the hotel, they must get approval first from the team’s compliance officer.Kansas City Royals Face Masks

The cat-tail beard was a work of art, and you can see the photo at the top of this post. It extended from the right ear, down the jawline, around the chin, and then up into a normal mustache. The whole thing formed a 6, or a G, or a b, depending on the viewer and the desired joke. Or, it looks like a cat is sitting under your hat with its tail curling down in front of your face. Click here for more photos and the full story.San Diego Padres Face Masks