Welcome to Lock on Nuggets.

I'm your host Matt Moore.

You can find me on Twitter at HP Basketball.

So we were absent this week since Monday, mostly because I was waiting every single day for more stuff to come out about the evolving discussions with the MBPA.

Things have settled down, so I want to get an episode and let you know what kind of what the latest.

On this episode, we'll talk about Michael Malone's revelation to CBS News in Denver about how he had coronavirus.

He had COVID-19, he had positive, had symptoms.

Was symptomatic back in late March.

What that means for the Nuggets, what that means for the team, what it doesn't mean for the team, which is it doesn't change much at all.

We'll talk about that.

We'll talk about the Nuggets participation, front office, and coaching staff in the Juneteenth March in Denver.

We will talk about what the latest is going on with the NBPA and what I know on that subject.

We will get to all of that in this episode.

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com. So, let's start here. Malone goes and he tells CBS4 in Denver in an interview that he actually was tested positive for antibodies afterwards.

He could not get a test at the time because if you remember back in March seven years ago,

that it was really difficult to find testing.

We didn't have testing we didn't have testing

availability until like, oh, I don't know, the last couple weeks. So he apparently was symptomatic.

And one thing he mentioned, he was like, it was in, he said, quote, it was interesting to see

what players, coaches, and members of our traveling party had it.

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