Rudy Gobert’s condition has improved, but the Utah Jazz star still feels plenty of regret. Gubert on Wednesday tested positive for the new coronavirus, upending United States sports as we know it. In the days since, two additional NBA players have tested positive for COVID-19, as did a young Rhode Islander who got Gobert’s autograph…
Rudy Gobert Shares Positive Update On Coronavirus Condition In New Video — NESN.com
Christian Wood apparently knew something was off. On Saturday, the Detroit Pistons forward became the third NBA player to test positive for the new coronavirus, joining Utah Jazz stars Rudy Gobert and Donovan Mitchell. The Pistons and Jazz played each other Saturday, March 7, four days before Gobert’s positive COVID-19 test upended sports in the…
Christian Wood Reportedly Showed Symptoms, Played Anyway Before Positive Coronavirus Test — NESN.com
A third NBA player reportedly has tested positive for coronavirus, and the first from a team other than the Utah Jazz. According to The Athletic’s Shams Charania, Christian Wood of the Detroit Pistons has been diagnosed with COVID-19. The Pistons faced the Jazz last Saturday, and Wood had 30 points and 11 rebounds against center…
NBA Rumors: Pistons’ Christian Wood Tests Positive For Coronavirus — NESN.com
LOS ANGELES — Unlike many gyms in many places, the Lakers’ practice facility was not empty on Friday. But it wasn’t vibrant, either. On Wednesday, which turned out to be the last day of practice the Lakers will have for a still unknown stretch, the session wrapped up with banter, shooting games and laughter. Two…
Lakers faced unimaginable season together … now, they face it apart — Daily News
LOS ANGELES — The arenas are empty. The schedule is clear. The only thing accruing about the NBA is uncertainty. A day after the league took the unprecedented step of suspending the season, there were countless unknowns. While the general consensus of league sources who spoke to Southern California News Group is that the NBA…
How the NBA is handling coronavirus: the biggest questions — Press Telegram
The Boston Celtics returned home Thursday afternoon, a day after reportedly being under quarantine in Milwaukee after their game against the Bucks was postponed due to the NBA indefinitely suspending operations. Jazz guard Rudy Gobert tested positive for the coronavirus Wednesday, prompting an abrupt stop to Utah’s game against the Oklahoma City Thunder prior to…
Celtics Arrive At Hanscom; Some Players Have Faces Covered Due To Coronavirus — NESN.com
“So.. are we all not gonna get tested or what?” Clippers forward Patrick Patterson asked via a tweet. As the Clippers hunkered down and monitored the ever-fluid situation caused by the growing coronavirus pandemic on Thursday, waiting for more information from the league and medical professionals, Patterson’s question stemmed from testing administered to Rudy Gobert…
Clippers wait, wonder and implement social distancing protocols — Daily News
The Toronto Raptors are in a voluntary two-week lockdown as a precautionary measure following their road game in Utah Monday night. Read More
Raptors self-isolating for 14 days after COVID-19 cases on Jazz — Toronto Sun
Stephen A. Smith has shared some concerning information. Citing a source, the ESPN analyst reported Thursday on “First Take” that Donovan Mitchell showed no symptoms of illness prior to testing positive for COVID-19. The positive tests of Mitchell and Utah Jazz teammate Rudy Gobert prompted the NBA to suspend the 2019-20 season indefinitely. Sources tell @stephenasmith…
Donovan Mitchell Reportedly Had No Symptoms Before Positive Coronavirus Test — NESN.com
The Boston Celtics reportedly have been told to self-quarantine in Milwaukee. The Celtics are one of five NBA teams that have been told to take the precautions after having played against the Utah Jazz twice in the last two weeks, per ABC’s Ryan Field. It follows the news that the Jazz have the first NBA…
NBA Rumors: Celtics Under Quarantine Amid Jazz’s Coronavirus Concerns — NESN.com
Lakers forward Anthony Davis grabs a rebound away from the Nets’ Joe Harris during the first half of Tuesday’s game at Staples Center. (Photo by Harry How/Getty Images) DeAndre Jordan #6 of the Brooklyn Nets argues a call with referee Scott Foster #48 during the first half against the Los Angeles Lakers at Staples Center…
Lakers’ late rally comes up short, as Anthony Davis misses final shot — Press Telegram
1:31 AM ET Utah Jazz center Rudy Gobert was ejected late during Monday’s 101-92 loss to the Toronto Raptors, and he didn’t mince words at his displeasure over getting tossed. “I don’t think it makes sense to me. But next time I’ll do justice myself so the official can eject me for a reason,” Gobert […]
Jazz’s Gobert vows ‘justice’ before next ejection — VOICE OF THE HWY
The view from left field 