Would you feel safe going to a Cubs or Sox game this season? Here’s what Chicagoans say.

We asked Chicagoans: If the Cubs and White Sox are allowed to let a limited number of fans attend games this year, would you feel safe going to a ballgame? Some answers have been condensed and lightly edited for clarity.

“I can’t imagine taking a risk like that for a game. I understand wanting a distraction and a return to a sense of normalcy. But I also understand the dire consequences that could come from making that choice. I’ll pass.” — Eric Anderson

“I’m 100 percent interested. I would still feel the need to wear a mask and limit interaction with other fans. Hand-sanitizer stations and testing sights near/inside would definitely ease my worries.” —Trevor Arbogast

“I’m a big Cubs fan and love going to games, but, no, not going this year. I would rather just go next summer, when there hopefully is not a pandemic. Will definitely be tuning in on Marquee, though.” — Paul Dipping

“Yes. If you don’t wanna go, don’t. Sports fans want to attend games, and we know the risk we are taking.” — Collin Miller

“I’d be down to attend a game towards the end of the season or give support to the White Sox by buying a ticket and not attending.” — Oscar Sandoval

“No, I would love to attend a Cubs game, but I have an issue using public bathrooms now.” — Linda Kole

“I would love to see our Cubbies play. Wrigley is the only place I’d go with a large gathering!” — Jan Stammis

“Absolutely, wouldn’t miss it. Would be safe in the open air.” — Debbie Ochwat

“Sure, why not. If I can go to a packed grocery store to shop, I can go to a game. Especially if there’s social distancing and limited seating.” — Eric Joseph Brasel

“Nope. I can see the action better on TV in my air-conditioned house.” — Sharon Hunt Gonzales

“Depends on how many are allowed, how they space seating and mask requirements.” — Michael Horsky

“Nope. I love my Cubbies, but my health is more important than paying $8 for a beer.” — Andrew Lyon

“Yes, I’d be interested in going. This year has been dreadful, and going to watch my Cubbies or even the White Sox will take my mind off this horrible year while I enjoy watching my favorite sport.” — Santos Aranda

“Yes yes yes! This would be one of the only years in my life I haven’t gone to a game if they don’t open to fans.” — Denise Moore

“I’ll watch the Cubs play baseball at Wrigley Field as long as there’s ivy on the walls. The umpire and the catchers already wear masks, so I can, too.” — Brian Shields

“No. Not worth putting my family and friends at risk.” — Karen Slechta Hovorka

“Nope. I’m not going to any large gatherings until 2021.” — Sjonia Harper

“My heart says yes, but my brain says no. I am in that high-risk group but also the biggest Cubs fan ever.” — Louise Cerpa

“Hell, yes. I will wear a mask if needed but need to see my White Sox!.” — Julie Deischer