Toronto Argonauts general manager Michael “Pinball” Clemons knew ahead of time that starting quarterback McLeod Bethel-Thompson would be making an appearance at Thursday’s Toronto Raptors game. Unfortunately, he did not realize Bethel-Thompson was violating the CFL’s COVID-19 protocol, which prohibits players from attending large sporting events. “It was certainly my thought, OK, he’s been approved to go to the game. I’ve had one or two things that I’ve done that I’ve asked the league on the protocols. And so all of those things we thought were inherent in his visit,” Clemons explained on Sportsnet 590’s The Fan Drive Time with Arash Madani and Stephen Brunt. “He simply obliged with what the team asked him to do and so he finds himself kind of stuck in the middle. This is an error on my part. This is a situation that we should not have put him in.” Under the CFL’s COVID-19 protocol, Bethel-Thompson would have had to quarantine for four days and provide two negative tests before b...