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All right, welcome to a Thursday edition of Lockdown Warriors.

I'm Wes Goldberg, Warriors beat writer for the Bay Area News Group. A lot to get to on today's show. James Hardin is traded to Brooklyn. Houston is

rebuilding. We will take a look at what that means for everybody involved later on. But I want to

start with the Big Warriors News happening right now. Friday's game in Phoenix has been postponed because the Suns just don't have the eight

player minimum needed for teams to play games.

And so this is the first time that a Warriors game has been impacted by the coronavirus protocols.

The NBA since Sunday has postponed eight games.

These games will be moved into the second half of the schedule, right?

The league released only the first half of the NBA's schedule last month,

and the plan is, okay, released the first half,

and then whatever games are postponed moves to the second half. okay, release the first half, and then whatever games are postponed, moves to the

second half. Now, this is pretty clearly something that the NBA had anticipated and planned for.

And I have seen a lot of talk on this network, other networks, that the league should postpone play,

that they should just break for a week or two, 10 days, and say, hey, let's just put the whole

thing on pause and just pause the league.

And that's not a realistic option.

And I don't mean to not take this stuff seriously, but that's not,

we're not at that point yet. Yeah, you've got a lot of these games being postponed,

but Adam Silver, according to reports, said that January is going to be a rough month. They anticipated

after the holidays this being a possibility, and they planned for it by releasing the schedule the way that they did.

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