With daily testing, 2-square miles and an unconventional end to the 2019-2020 season, the NBA Bubble is one of the first major ways sports adjusted during the pandemic.
In July, the Memphis Grizzlies and 21 other teams gathered in Orlando, Florida, to finish the NBA season that was postponed in mid-March following positive COVID-19 tests from players.
Anthony Tolliver, Memphis Grizzlies small forward and a former Creighton player who graduated in 2007, was one of three former Bluejays to play in the bubble.
Prior to the postponement, there were rumors of what may happen to sports.