Thanks to COVID-19, and a series of progressively worse decisions, your Suns have not played since suffering a 128-107 loss against the Washington Wizards on Monday, January 11th. And there’s no telling when they’ll see the floor again.
In total three contests have already been lost, against Atlanta, Golden State, and Indiana, and Monday’s meeting with Memphis looks to be in serious jeopardy.
The Suns aren’t alone. The virus is slashing rosters, leaving teams without enough players to compete. According to ESPN basketball person Adrian Wojnarowski, the league is working to address this problem.
ESPN Sources: Amid thinning rosters in the darkest days of the coronavirus pandemic, the NBA is progressing toward an expansion of regular season rosters: https://t.