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The league is signed off on a list of acceptable social messages players could put on the back of their jerseys,

but that is already drawing criticism from some players.

We'll talk about that later on, but first, as the

NBA ramps up to resuming its season in Florida, several teams have closed

their practice facilities due to positive coronavirus tests. On Monday, the Kings joined the Bucks, Clippers, Heat,

Nuggets, Sons, and Nets as bubble teams that have shut down before traveling to

Florida. David, as coronavirus cases continue to surge across the country and teams acknowledge now these positive tests,

where is your level of concern about resuming the season?

Zero. I think they always counted on these tests showing up positively. I think they knew the risks involved and understood that they were going to be some, not casualties necessarily, but people who were going to test positively for contracting the virus and that was always the expectation I think they even assume that players will continue to be exposed to the COVID-19 virus in the Orlando bubble,

that it might be a safer alternative than being in the outside world,

but that that was always the reality and the expectation.

And so I think this has also gone too far too quickly to pull out now.

I mean you're seeing images already of practice courts being set up in grand ballrooms

at the Disney Resorts where I mean players are moving

forward I mean the Toronto Raptors are already playing in Fort Myers I mean every

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