How NBA's Coronavirus Stoppage Could Affect Player Pay (via NBCSAuthentic)
When you take the sport away, it turns out athletes and coaches are very much just like the rest of us.
The sports world has shut down, with most professional leagues around the globe following the NBA's decision to suspend its season after two Utah Jazz players tested positive for the coronavirus on Wednesday. Players have been sent home for their own safety. The same goes for the coaches.Just like the rest of us"Debating with family members and friends," Kerr told The Athletic's Anthony Slater."Reading. Just trying to stay busy. Watching Netflix.
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