First and foremost
The NBA postponed their season last-night after the breaking news that Rudy Gobert tested positive for the corona virus. Now leagues all-over are going to follow.
Do not jinx it, Marlon.
Soccer leagues have already made announcements of the same, the NCAA conference tournaments are following the NBA’s steps — the Big East just canceled their tournament at halftime of the Creighton v. Seton Hall game — and soon the NHL and MLB will make official announcements of postponing their seasons.
Pretty soon there will be no sports played, and even if a league risks it, there will be no fans in attendance. Luckily for the NFL, they are not in season and do not have to worry, yet. The league does not plan on moving the start of the 2020 season.
But the NFL is already preparing for the ramifications. Roger Goodell and company have decisions on decisions to make.
Rumors are talks have now begun about changing the draft, whether there be no fans, or if its televised with no one but the commissioner there.
Honestly, what the hell is going on.
I think that everyone is officially done with 2020, aaaannnnndddd *checks calendar*, it is only March 12th. I mean the virus even got Tom Hanks, what the f**k.
There are bigger and more important things to think about than just sports with this disease spreading everywhere. Side note, God bless Mark Cuban.
So, everyone stay safe, be careful and cautious, and as Davante Adams said best:
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