Blake Snell is, by virtue of being a Major League Baseball player, one of the very best in the world at what he does. I'm sure he thinks that entitles him to a lot of money. What he is forgetting is that he is an entertainer, and that as much as I enjoy watching him and the others perform, it's hardly essential to my life. Right now, the clerks at Walgreens, the people restocking the shelves at the grocery store and the guys removing the trash each week are more essential to me. While I know he is being honest and no doubt speaks for others, it sure does come off as insensitive to every waitress, small business owner and others who can't earn anything right now and probably need it more. I'm not saying he should play for free. But he might realize there is a greater good to some to some kind of agreement that is fair to both sides and that tone deaf statements only insult the people he relies on to pay his salary.