“No doubt there is a fair amount of angst [among owners] because at the end of the day they’re like everyone else in the United States, Canada, who is dealing with a shelter-at-home protocol. I think they’re more
frustrated around the larger societal issues. I’d say these are people who also see an opportunity for the NBA to be a leader. I think we all know we were one of the first businesses to shut down at the beginning of the pandemic recognition in the United States. I think there is a sense that we can continue to take a leading role as we learn more in coming up with an appropriate regimen and protocol for returning to business. I think there’s a recognition from them that this is bigger than our business, certainly bigger than sports, and that there is great symbolism around sports in this country, and that to the extent we do find a path back, it will be very meaningful for Americans.”—NBA Commissioner Adam Silver, who is refraining from setting a comeback date for his league, even floating the idea of postponing the start of the 2020-21 season.
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Adam Silver allowed the Lakers and the Nets to play March 10th 2020 at Staples Center, two of the Lakers and several of the Nets ended up with Covid19, and who knows how many fans who attended the game ended up with the deadly virus… By then the PGA Tour had already cancelled one of their flagship events, The Players Championship, so Adam Silver should refrain from violently patting himself on the back, he might tear his labrum… I applaud his stance on restarting, this push by right wingers to “re-open the economy” just when social distancing is making a difference is nuts…