COVID-19/Coronavirus NBA Thread

ummm...that imagine of Lebron's open ass...that's a bit too much dude

 

Players with mild symptoms and no symptoms would infect their moms and dads.

This would stay a huge red flag for a while, esp. with the reports that Covid hit Afro Americans hard, that is almost the whole league.

 

If Lebron's best interest is take a chance on a possible championship over the lives of the American people, then he can just go to hell.

 

These American people aren't going to be attending any games any time soon

 

http://www.espn.com/espnradio/podcast/archive/_/id/12426375

 

Hell, at this point, I would watch this:

 

That reminds me of Woody Allen’s Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex *But Were Afraid to Ask ,1972.

 

That last tweet about the hand shakes...so cringe worthy.

 

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I think he's saying his 'handshakes' with teammates are going to be some creative air-handshakes from now on.

 

I bet neurotic Woody was like that but still got his even if he was afraid to ask...........

 

I dont want a harden prime year to go to waste. A hot streak could result in a trophy.

 

Could say the same thing about Lakers, Bucks, Clippers....
Toronto showed.

 

Wojnarowski: "Talking to one team executive today, his belief and others too, they may not see fans in arenas until there is a vaccine. That's a belief among many in sports."

 

I mean, that goes without saying

Who the hell would risk going to a stadium before a vaccine has been developed? Sh*t, nobody is going to the movie theater, local gym, etc before then either.

 

?? do you know what cringe worthy means? Obviously I understood what he meant...I am saying he's a clown.

 

[Wojnarowski] If NBA is suspended until the development of a coronavirus vaccine, “Economically it may bankrupt them not to play, but in the end I don’t think it’s going to be their decision”

 

[Forbes] NBA financial losses from pandemic may not be limited to this season, league must brace for the possibility of a significant revenue reduction in 2020-21, which would affect next season's salary cap. Upward of $1 billion in losses if it is unable to resume this season alone.