New York State governor Andrew Cuomo announced Wednesday that the state, along with Connecticut and New Jersey, would be implementing a mandatory two-week quarantine on people traveling to the state from high-risk states dealing with the coronavirus. The move is designed to slow the spread of more COVID-19 cases in an area of the country that was once the hardest-hit but has since taken steps to slow the faucet of cases to a trickle.
Players returning from their summer homes and training destinations will likely be significantly impacted. According to Andy Young of Spectrum News, those states include Alabama, Arkansas, Texas, North Carolina, South Carolina, Arizona, Washington, Florida, and Utah.