The NBA partners with the Mayo Clinic on COVID-19 research.

And Tom Thibito could be back on the sidelines, maybe with the Knicks.

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So, another day, no more basketball.

We all know the other things going on but we've got some news and we're going to have a little bit of fun on today's show and we're just going to kind of start with something that's great and that is the NBA is reportedly going to be working with the

Mayo Clinic on a COVID-19 antibody blood test to kind of better understand the

prevalence of the coronavirus among players and staff and to promote long-term efforts to develop a vaccine.

I don't know if there's a ton to say other than this is good and awesome and something similar to what major league baseball has been doing but this is exactly the type of role the

MBA should be taking on this sort of thing I think

yeah look who's who's more at risk and possibly exposed then professional athletes especially professional basketball players?

It's it's a much more of a city to city grind you're're constantly, it's one time,

unless you're in LA or New York to play it back to back

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