The NBA Players Assn. voted unanimously in favor of the plan to return to the court and will continue negotiations with the league on a 22-team restart.
Michael Jordan and his sneaker company Jordan Brand pledge $100 million to organizations fighting racial and social injustice over the next decade.
The union informed players that the hope is to limit the number of players inside the “bubble” to about 1,600, with the possibilities for families to join players after the first round of the playoffs. According to sources, the plan calls for players to stay on the campus at Walt Disney World , with daily testing for the coronavirus expected.to bring 22 teams to Orlando, Fla.
The league still needs to finalize a deal with Disney to host the games at the Wide World of Sports complex in Orlando.
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