As we all know by now, the current 2019-20 NBA season is on hiatus for the Cleveland Cavaliers and other teams due to efforts to limit the spread of the novel coronavirus pandemic that is having such a profound impact across the world.
Initially, the league suspended its current season after Utah Jazz center Rudy Gobert tested positive for COVID-19, and since, there have been other positive tests reported from other teams, and to view recent updates on COVID-19’s impact in the NBA, you can view those here.
To add to that, per a league memo sent on Friday, the league will be paying NBA players on April 1, but on April 15/then forward, it’s uncertain at the moment, h/t ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski.