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Back in March, the NBA suspended play in sudden and dramatic fashion after Rudy Go Bear

of the Utah Jazz Tested Positive for the coronavirus.

It was a night that, to many people, signaled just how serious the pandemic had become.

And in the days that followed, life as we knew it changed.

Today as part of our look back at 2020, we're re-broadcasting our episode about that night

and how it unfolded.

From Wondery and the Athletic, I'm under Skelto.

And I'm Kavita Davidson.

This is the lead.

So Kavita, we're going to walk through one of, frankly, the wildest days in sports history.

And this is a really fast-moving story.

So let's say here at the outset that we're recording this late Wednesday night.

Right.

So the day started with an announcement from the Golden State Warriors.

The city of San Francisco has followed the lead of neighboring Santa Clara County and

banned all gatherings of 1,000 people or more for two weeks.

That ban will include Warriors games, which means yes.

The other shoe.

We have all been waiting to drop has hit the floor.

The Warriors planned to play tomorrow night's game against the nets without fans.

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