On March 28th, Beijing time, NBA famous Shams reported that Gobert and Mitchell have recovered, and both of them have recovered from the new crown virus. This is undoubtedly good news. In the previous test, Gobert was the first player to be diagnosed, and Mitchell was subsequently tested and the diagnosis was also found. Now that only 16 days have passed since Mitchell's diagnosis, the two have recovered. The speed of recovery can be said to be amazing.
Congratulations to Gobert and Mitchell, and congratulations to Jazz. Both of them are cured is a good sign. Not long ago, Gobert was diagnosed with the infection, and the NBA immediately suspended the game and tested multiple teams. Now more than a dozen people have been diagnosed, but other players have not announced the list. And now in the past half a month or so, the previously confirmed players have recovered one after another. Not long ago, Wood was also diagnosed with a negative diagnosis and has also recovered.
Now Gobert and Mitchell are also cured, so now 3 people in the NBA have recovered. Mitchell's recovery speed is very fast. He has recovered in the past 16 days. He was found to be asymptomatic at the time and he was mildly ill, so he recovered quickly. Although Gobert had symptoms, he has now recovered. Now I believe Durant is also coming soon. He was diagnosed a few days later than the two, and Durant was asymptomatic when he was diagnosed, so I believe he will soon recover.
The number of players diagnosed in the NBA has not increased for a long time, and now there are more players recovering. I believe it will soon turn to zero. There are also opportunities for the NBA's rematch. Now the NBA has suffered heavy losses. During the suspension, both the team and the players have suffered heavy losses. The NBA executives have even begun to cut their salaries. Now that the situation is improving, the sooner you resume the game, the lowest loss is undoubtedly. However, at the beginning of the rematch, I am afraid that it will still be played without fans.
