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Although the documentary "The Last Dance" has slightly "quenched" the fans who have not been able to watch for a long time, what everyone is most concerned about is when the NBA suspension affected by the pneumonia epidemic will restart. Let's take a look at the relevant news.
The Nick boss has recovered and will donate blood to help medical research
New York Knicks boss James Dolan was diagnosed with COVID-19 at the end of last month and became the first professional team owner to get infected. After a period of isolation and treatment, the Knicks team issued a statement saying that Dolan has recovered from pneumonia and has also decided to donate plasma to help study treatment.
After Jazz center Rudy Gobert was infected with the new coronavirus on March 12, several team staff were also infected. html on the 229th, it was reported that Dolan was diagnosed with the diagnosis and became the first American professional team boss to be infected with the new coronavirus. Fortunately, he has a mild illness and only needs to be isolated and recuperated at home.
Today, the Knicks officially announced that Dolan has recovered from the new coronavirus. He also said that he would provide blood samples for medical staff to study and use, hoping to find a treatment method as soon as possible to help people get out of the epidemic as soon as possible. In order to assist in the study of the epidemic, the league had previously issued a memorandum and contacted the team doctors of each team to encourage rehabilitation players to provide plasma samples for research purposes. Four rehabilitation players, including Celtics Smart, responded to the league's plan.
NBA restart schedule? Paul: At least three to four weeks,
. The NBA has suspended the game, and there is still no schedule for the rematch. Thunder guard Chris Paul, chairman of the Players' Union, holds a meeting with league leaders on behalf of the players. He believes that it will take at least three to four weeks to rematch. Although Taiwan's China Professional Baseball and SBL have adopted closed-door methods, the United States is a hard-hit area of the epidemic. Paul believes that the NBA cannot follow other people's actions: "Our decision has always been forward-looking. After the situation is relatively safe, I think the league will restart the game."
NBA has immediately announced a full suspension after Rudy Gobert's diagnosis on March 12. has not yet decided whether to cancel the remaining routines, directly play the playoffs, or to play the season in full and delay the start date of the next season. Paul believes that the moment is to focus on self-training and wait for the date of rematch to come.
However, the players are more concerned about now that their salary may be cut by more than 25%. Paul said that salary cuts require negotiations, just like everything. The players have discussed it before meeting with the league. This is just one of many things, but everyone must be more concerned.
In addition to various opening plans, there is news that the NBA season may end. Paul: "I don't even dare to go to to imagine this. We spend more time with the team than with our family. When everyone is enjoying the joy of playing, you will always imagine what kind of achievements you can achieve." Paul admitted that he didn't know when the rematch will be held, but he emphasized that no matter what happens, players will put in 100% effort: "We don't want to put players in an injured state, I think it will take three to four weeks."
Some people look forward to the rematch and some people oppose it! McGrady: I suggest canceling the season
, some people are looking forward to the rematch and some people are objecting! Affected by the epidemic, almost all sports activities around the world are facing a suspension. Since the NBA fell into an indefinite suspension on March 12, there has been no sign of a rematch. Although the league hopes to rematch in June or discuss the follow-up rematch schedule, retired Hall of Fame star Tracy McGrady believes that will recommend that the league cancel this season and set its goal next year's season based on the current situation.
McDie:"As a former NBA player, I agree with canceling this season, I think there are too many things to do if I want to resuming the game. Most players currently do not have facilities and equipment to train and cannot maintain their best physical fitness, and they need a little time to get back the form they need to play."
Meddy: "You want a player who has not had complete training for 2 or 3 months to immediately enter a high-intensity event. This is really too risky. I would rather start a new season from October as I did in the past. "
My wife's grandmother was infected with pneumonia. Hill said that if the price of the rematch was health, he would not be able to support
Bucks guard George Hill recently revealed that his wife's 85-year-old grandmother was infected with the new coronavirus. Fortunately, she has recovered. However, for many people looking forward to the NBA rematch, he table If the price of the rematch is safety and health, he will vote against it.
NBA was suspended immediately after Jazz center Rudy Gobert was infected on March 12. After that, there were 15 confirmed cases including the Nets, Lakers, 76ers and Celtics. But the good news is that there are news of recovery. However, the number of infections in the United States is still in the middle of the year. The world's champion has exceeded 850,000. Hill revealed that his wife's grandmother's diagnosis made him feel that his life is fragile.
Bucks played a 53-win and 12-loss record before the NBA suspension, which was also a popular championship . However, if the epidemic continues to spread, it may face the situation of directly canceling the season. It is of course a great regret for Hill, who is still seeking his first championship talisman in his career. The Bucks fans are already enough. I have been waiting for 49 years and have never won the championship.
However, after seeing my family experiencing the attack of COVID-19, Hill has a different view on the rematch: "For our fans, the rematch will make them excited and can make them have games to watch on TV, but if the price of the rematch is safety and health, then we must ask: Is it worth letting ourselves take risks? Is it worth risking your family and children to make more money? For me, I don't want to. ”
