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Welcome to Down to Dunk.

We are part of the Athletic Podcast network with me. Today is my good

friend, Michaela. Bera. McKelley, what's up? Hey, first day of the week. It was better suited

on Friday, but at least we have the podcast today. That's right. We actually have some news and

stuff that dropped Friday night. We had the schedule that dropped Friday night, so we'll discuss that for sure. And other news items. So the first one is that officially 16 of the 302 players that were tested tested positive for coronavirus. So that goes right with kind of average

5% of people that have tested positive. So that's, I think that's even better than what they

expected. And if people are like, oh, no, we've got players that have tested positive. I mean, the league

knew this was going to happen. I mean, this is why they designed the system the way they did

with testing, you know, before you go to Florida, then testing right when you get to Florida

and given time to quarantine if you need to.

So the goal is to get just a hard reset for everybody and to make sure that everybody

doesn't have it whenever training camp starts.

And only 16 is a good start.

Everybody just needs to make sure that they're following the protocols.

And then,

but then you hear about Jabari Parker,

who's one of the guys who tested positive,

that he was seen out playing tennis.

Not that you're within six feet of somebody while you're playing tennis.

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