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Quote from: Questat on April 17, 2020, 06:45:26 AM

Quote from: stomachgrowls on April 17, 2020, 06:36:37 AM

They can resume games but it wont be the same just like before where lots of crowds around and also it would be a bit hassle on checking everyone to go inside in the venue from staffs to players down to people who do tend to watch.I cant still picture out the possibility for any resume.

That's the sad reality, less crowd means less income for the organization, and less sales also.
I think they are not really making a lot with the online NBA subscription, more of the revenue are coming from sales in the venue and its items.
Correct me if I'm wrong, because if my assumption is correct, this means the revenue will reduce and most probably players salary will be affected as well.

It might be.
I don't how the financial system works when it comes to profits from watching it live than online streaming.
But I bet the live is still the winner there. VIP seats does worth a lot and I bet even sideline are expensive or just that seat behind the players. Grin

Here is the thing though.
After all this virus thing people will be like moving in normal like we used to be.
They must have really miss doing malls and they just want to get out.
There are those who will really want to watch the game.

Of course, but it will not happen instantly, we need a vaccine to ensure that will be safe going outside again, or live our normal life.
And according to some news, the vaccine will take time to be produce, and though there's a cure on this, but we might be re infected again, so we are still not safe outside.

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Quote from: Questat on April 17, 2020, 06:45:26 AM

Quote from: stomachgrowls on April 17, 2020, 06:36:37 AM

They can resume games but it wont be the same just like before where lots of crowds around and also it would be a bit hassle on checking everyone to go inside in the venue from staffs to players down to people who do tend to watch.I cant still picture out the possibility for any resume.

That's the sad reality, less crowd means less income for the organization, and less sales also.
I think they are not really making a lot with the online NBA subscription, more of the revenue are coming from sales in the venue and its items.
Correct me if I'm wrong, because if my assumption is correct, this means the revenue will reduce and most probably players salary will be affected as well.

I doubt that they would resume unless there were some sort of confirmation that all players, staff, and coaches are clear from virus. You know they can't risk life over a game. Yeah, live generates more revenue than online streaming, tickets are really expensive specially in playoffs. As for the players salary... I don't think that there are changes into that, you know they fill up a contract that no matter what would be the circumstance are salary won't change until the contract expires or void(not sure with this one, please correct me if I am wrong) even if they play dumb in the court or getting benched the whole time.

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Quote from: Questat on April 17, 2020, 06:45:26 AM

Quote from: stomachgrowls on April 17, 2020, 06:36:37 AM

They can resume games but it wont be the same just like before where lots of crowds around and also it would be a bit hassle on checking everyone to go inside in the venue from staffs to players down to people who do tend to watch.I cant still picture out the possibility for any resume.

That's the sad reality, less crowd means less income for the organization, and less sales also.
I think they are not really making a lot with the online NBA subscription, more of the revenue are coming from sales in the venue and its items.
Correct me if I'm wrong, because if my assumption is correct, this means the revenue will reduce and most probably players salary will be affected as well.

It might be.
I don't how the financial system works when it comes to profits from watching it live than online streaming.
But I bet the live is still the winner there. VIP seats does worth a lot and I bet even sideline are expensive or just that seat behind the players. Grin

Here is the thing though.
After all this virus thing people will be like moving in normal like we used to be.
They must have really miss doing malls and they just want to get out.
There are those who will really want to watch the game.

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Quote from: stomachgrowls on April 17, 2020, 06:36:37 AM

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Quote from: chaser15 on April 16, 2020, 06:14:01 PM

Quote from: stomachgrowls on April 16, 2020, 05:59:39 PM

..and as long the vaccine isnt available yet then i dont see a reason for them to resume on.

The projected timeline for a vaccine to be made was a minimum 18 months. Hard to imagine that the NBA will wait for that long before resuming unless 18 months from now, the situation still remains. It's a nightmare for everyone.

If the virus is now totally manageable and we see now fewer numbers being infected for several months from now even without the vaccine, everything should be back in business by slowly. Isolate those places that established a high number of confirmed cases and remain lockdown even the vaccine will be made. NBA supports lots of foundations and charities, it's not just about their businesses but they can't able to support this if no revenues coming for several months. They also have lots of work employees that will not afford to be unemployed for months to a year.

They really needed to wait long time to make sure that the virus is really gone because if they resume playing many people are watching on them in the stadium so for sure many of them are in risky to get the virus so they stopped their play. Once this done everyone will become happy because NBA will gonna resum just few months I think they start operating.

So lets say, they do start to bring up the business once again and having those games which do still generate crowd.Do you really think that it would be permitted? Even the virus would become manageable but doesnt mean that it wont have the possibility to rise up again? As long theres host to transmit on, this problem would continue.I cant even imagine on what would happen or things would look like if this will last for a year or several months.

They can resume games but it wont be the same just like before where lots of crowds around and also it would be a bit hassle on checking everyone to go inside in the venue from staffs to players down to people who do tend to watch.I cant still picture out the possibility for any resume.

Imagine things on how could they possibly do that while even if they will play without a live crowd watching still they are vulnerable since they are dealing with different people on every team not unless if they isolate the whole nba team and play in one area since if that's the case they can continue the league but this thing is so hard since we all know that we cannot see our enemy here and there's a case of asymptomatic person and this could ruin to all of them if there's a one will get infected from the said disease.

The commissioner and trump should think more deeply about this since its totally non sense to bring back the business on dangerous situation.

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Quote from: stomachgrowls on April 17, 2020, 06:36:37 AM

They can resume games but it wont be the same just like before where lots of crowds around and also it would be a bit hassle on checking everyone to go inside in the venue from staffs to players down to people who do tend to watch.I cant still picture out the possibility for any resume.

That's the sad reality, less crowd means less income for the organization, and less sales also.
I think they are not really making a lot with the online NBA subscription, more of the revenue are coming from sales in the venue and its items.
Correct me if I'm wrong, because if my assumption is correct, this means the revenue will reduce and most probably players salary will be affected as well.

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Quote from: Clark05 on April 17, 2020, 01:30:11 AM

Quote from: chaser15 on April 16, 2020, 06:14:01 PM

Quote from: stomachgrowls on April 16, 2020, 05:59:39 PM

..and as long the vaccine isnt available yet then i dont see a reason for them to resume on.

The projected timeline for a vaccine to be made was a minimum 18 months. Hard to imagine that the NBA will wait for that long before resuming unless 18 months from now, the situation still remains. It's a nightmare for everyone.

If the virus is now totally manageable and we see now fewer numbers being infected for several months from now even without the vaccine, everything should be back in business by slowly. Isolate those places that established a high number of confirmed cases and remain lockdown even the vaccine will be made. NBA supports lots of foundations and charities, it's not just about their businesses but they can't able to support this if no revenues coming for several months. They also have lots of work employees that will not afford to be unemployed for months to a year.

They really needed to wait long time to make sure that the virus is really gone because if they resume playing many people are watching on them in the stadium so for sure many of them are in risky to get the virus so they stopped their play. Once this done everyone will become happy because NBA will gonna resum just few months I think they start operating.

So lets say, they do start to bring up the business once again and having those games which do still generate crowd.Do you really think that it would be permitted? Even the virus would become manageable but doesnt mean that it wont have the possibility to rise up again? As long theres host to transmit on, this problem would continue.I cant even imagine on what would happen or things would look like if this will last for a year or several months.

They can resume games but it wont be the same just like before where lots of crowds around and also it would be a bit hassle on checking everyone to go inside in the venue from staffs to players down to people who do tend to watch.I cant still picture out the possibility for any resume.

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Quote from: chaser15 on April 16, 2020, 06:14:01 PM

Quote from: stomachgrowls on April 16, 2020, 05:59:39 PM

..and as long the vaccine isnt available yet then i dont see a reason for them to resume on.

The projected timeline for a vaccine to be made was a minimum 18 months. Hard to imagine that the NBA will wait for that long before resuming unless 18 months from now, the situation still remains. It's a nightmare for everyone.

If the virus is now totally manageable and we see now fewer numbers being infected for several months from now even without the vaccine, everything should be back in business by slowly. Isolate those places that established a high number of confirmed cases and remain lockdown even the vaccine will be made. NBA supports lots of foundations and charities, it's not just about their businesses but they can't able to support this if no revenues coming for several months. They also have lots of work employees that will not afford to be unemployed for months to a year.

They really needed to wait long time to make sure that the virus is really gone because if they resume playing many people are watching on them in the stadium so for sure many of them are in risky to get the virus so they stopped their play. Once this done everyone will become happy because NBA will gonna resum just few months I think they start operating.

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Quote from: chaser15 on April 16, 2020, 06:14:01 PM

Quote from: stomachgrowls on April 16, 2020, 05:59:39 PM

..and as long the vaccine isnt available yet then i dont see a reason for them to resume on.

The projected timeline for a vaccine to be made was a minimum 18 months. Hard to imagine that the NBA will wait for that long before resuming unless 18 months from now, the situation still remains. It's a nightmare for everyone.

If the virus is now totally manageable and we see now fewer numbers being infected for several months from now even without the vaccine, everything should be back in business by slowly. Isolate those places that established a high number of confirmed cases and remain lockdown even the vaccine will be made. NBA supports lots of foundations and charities, it's not just about their businesses but they can't able to support this if no revenues coming for several months. They also have lots of work employees that will not afford to be unemployed for months to a year.

Includes those charities, NBA also needs to support those in needs. They needed to find ways to continue bringing money to those people who are
relying with their helps. That's how important the vaccine in order to resume this league and bring back those income generated businesses in support
to more people especially those kids who are beneficiaries both from players and the league itself.

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Quote from: TravelMug on April 16, 2020, 09:26:21 PM

Warriors' Stephen Curry Says He Was 1st NBA Player Tested for the Coronavirus

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In an essay for Time, Curry explained he received a test March 6 after he felt sick with a fever that reached 101 degrees.

"I was the first NBA player tested for COVID-19," he wrote. "Thankfully, my test came back negative. But that experience hit me, and it hit me hard."

The Warriors announced the next day Curry was diagnosed with influenza A and had "no specific risk factors for COVID-19."

Curry has since used his time and money to help those affected by the coronavirus, as he explained in his essay:

"I'm fortunate to have the job I do, and not have to worry about all the many things crippling families across the country during this pandemic: unemployment, hunger, housing. How couldn't I use all of my resources and the full power of the platform my wife and I have built to help those desperately in need during this time? We have a responsibility to one another."

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2887010-warriors-stephen-curry-says-he-was-1st-nba-player-tested-for-the-coronavirus

Glad to hear that Curry wasn't tested positive for Covid-19 back then prior to Rudy, but just as we have known by now, everyone is not really immune to it. A simple flu might turn out to be that we are infected, and then on the other side of the spectrum, it could also be asymptomatic. And it's good to hear that he and his wife are also helping as well in this pandemic.

Oh wow! That is something!
In this world now something is good rather than nothing.
Some would just rather save themselves even though others are already dying.
You will know who are those people with a heart.

Here are the results of the HORSE game.
https://www.cbssports.com/nba/news/nba-horse-challenge-results-live-updates-as-zach-lavine-takes-on-mike-conley-in-the-final-round/live/

I will just watch the replay later on. Wink

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Warriors' Stephen Curry Says He Was 1st NBA Player Tested for the Coronavirus

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In an essay for Time, Curry explained he received a test March 6 after he felt sick with a fever that reached 101 degrees.

"I was the first NBA player tested for COVID-19," he wrote. "Thankfully, my test came back negative. But that experience hit me, and it hit me hard."

The Warriors announced the next day Curry was diagnosed with influenza A and had "no specific risk factors for COVID-19."

Curry has since used his time and money to help those affected by the coronavirus, as he explained in his essay:

"I'm fortunate to have the job I do, and not have to worry about all the many things crippling families across the country during this pandemic: unemployment, hunger, housing. How couldn't I use all of my resources and the full power of the platform my wife and I have built to help those desperately in need during this time? We have a responsibility to one another."

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2887010-warriors-stephen-curry-says-he-was-1st-nba-player-tested-for-the-coronavirus

Glad to hear that Curry wasn't tested positive for Covid-19 back then prior to Rudy, but just as we have known by now, everyone is not really immune to it. A simple flu might turn out to be that we are infected, and then on the other side of the spectrum, it could also be asymptomatic. And it's good to hear that he and his wife are also helping as well in this pandemic.

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Quote from: carlfebz2 on April 15, 2020, 11:23:52 PM

Quote from: Oasisman on April 15, 2020, 10:32:10 PM

Quote from: Captain Corporate on April 15, 2020, 05:43:34 PM

Seriously how long will this last?

I guess the NBA will resume as soon as the vaccine is available to use worldwide. The NBA is really urging and finding ways to resume their business. I have read a headline where NBA might lose a billion dollars if this pandemic continue till the 30th. Therefore, the NBA is lossing a huge chunk of profit, thus they are making a contingency plan to run the business in an unusual ways.

Anyway, I guess everything and normal routine will resume when the vaccine is available already. All of the lock down and quarantine will be lifted as well.

It would be on general aspect since not on NBA had been majorly affected by this pandemic.

Nah, several NBA workers, staff and other essential part of the operations have been affected either the health security or financial capacity. If you mean the NBA players has not been so hugely affected, then that's true because they are very safe at the comfort of their home, but not everyone working in the NBA lives a lavish lifestyle like the players do. So, as we all noticed NBA players were donating as much as help as they can to cover the salary of those staff and crews working in their association.

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Quote from: stomachgrowls on April 16, 2020, 05:59:39 PM

..and as long the vaccine isnt available yet then i dont see a reason for them to resume on.

The projected timeline for a vaccine to be made was a minimum 18 months. Hard to imagine that the NBA will wait for that long before resuming unless 18 months from now, the situation still remains. It's a nightmare for everyone.

If the virus is now totally manageable and we see now fewer numbers being infected for several months from now even without the vaccine, everything should be back in business by slowly. Isolate those places that established a high number of confirmed cases and remain lockdown even the vaccine will be made. NBA supports lots of foundations and charities, it's not just about their businesses but they can't able to support this if no revenues coming for several months. They also have lots of work employees that will not afford to be unemployed for months to a year.

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Quote from: harizen on April 16, 2020, 05:09:58 PM

Quote from: Oasisman on April 15, 2020, 10:32:10 PM

I guess the NBA will resume as soon as the vaccine is available to use worldwide. The NBA is really urging and finding ways to resume their business.

I think that will not be the case. It's impossible to produce a vast amount of vaccine within a short period of time. NBA will surely not wait for that but we do hope that a vaccine will be made right away. Actually, there are lots of test vaccines made now and the development is working well so far. Just needs more tests before it will be actually injected on a human.

Controlling the virus spread is the most important thing to happen first since once the vaccine is made, it will be limited. I believed that was NBA is waiting for until considering resuming the league. They can just halt the game on the homecourt on those states that were heavily affected like New York as it needs not just several months to fully free from the virus (possibly a year).

Everything wont easily go to normal just like a snap, it will take time before it heals and everything would be in order and as long the vaccine isnt available yet then i dont see a reason for them to resume on.

Quote from: harizen on April 16, 2020, 05:09:58 PM

A sad reality, 13 days from now, it's hard to imagine that the pandemic virus will be controlled on that date considering the daily stats of confirmed cases.

But who knows... cross-fingers.

We are all hoping but seeing on the current condition, it doesnt show any progress that it is lessening but rather becomes even more worst.

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Quote from: Oasisman on April 15, 2020, 10:32:10 PM

I guess the NBA will resume as soon as the vaccine is available to use worldwide. The NBA is really urging and finding ways to resume their business.

I think that will not be the case. It's impossible to produce a vast amount of vaccine within a short period of time. NBA will surely not wait for that but we do hope that a vaccine will be made right away. Actually, there are lots of test vaccines made now and the development is working well so far. Just needs more tests before it will be actually injected on a human.

Controlling the virus spread is the most important thing to happen first since once the vaccine is made, it will be limited. I believed that was NBA is waiting for until considering resuming the league. They can just halt the game on the homecourt on those states that were heavily affected like New York as it needs not just several months to fully free from the virus (possibly a year).

Quote from: Oasisman on April 15, 2020, 10:32:10 PM

.. if this pandemic continue till the 30th.

A sad reality, 13 days from now, it's hard to imagine that the pandemic virus will be controlled on that date considering the daily stats of confirmed cases.

But who knows... cross-fingers.

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Quote from: tbterryboy on April 16, 2020, 12:33:04 PM

Yeah, this is exactly why I have been isolating myself at home and not going outside unless I am really forced to to buy some stuff at the grocery store and even when I do that I literally wear a mask, a glove, clothes that I put to washer at the very moment I get in (literally undress fully naked right inside the door Cheesy

) because I am afraid it doesn't care about any age. For example, a football player who was only 21 years old died, dude didn't smoked, he trained hard, and he was only 21 years old which means he was literally the best case for anyone who can beat corona, yet dude died anyway.

I am also overweight and not even a little bit, I am overweight a lot and I personally smoke as well (cigarette, not illegal substance) and that means I am in the risk group. All of these news scare me a lot.

It's really not about the physical fitness of a person nor how healthy the person is, no matter how strong you or how healthy you are if you came in direct contact with someone positive or has touch surfaces with their droplets you'll get it more so if you always touch your face without washing your hands. Look at how Rudy Gobert got it and how he infected Donovan Mitchell by toying with him around while he was perspiring after a game, we all saw how he played around with the mics and look at him now he got positive from COVID 19. Washing your hands, cleaning surfaces with alcohol, and avoiding touching your face is the best way not get it.

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Quote from: boyptc on April 16, 2020, 05:18:31 AM

Quote from: Avirunes on April 14, 2020, 10:38:31 AM

Quote from: boyptc on April 14, 2020, 10:21:51 AM

Very unexpected.

This virus is choosing no age, it's attacking everyone that's infected.

People who are still young and have good immune are fighting the virus but still going through difficulty. I've read one of the football player describing a stage where he had difficulty breathing.

I can't imagine how much difficulty people who are old are going through.

It's really hard, I can't even think of myself if I got hit of this virus. I'm not athletic and I'm sort of overweight.

These people have a balance diet and living the balanced lifestyle still they go through a lot. Very sad and painful to imagine.

Even I, cant imagine if would be put up on the situation and we know that even athletic can really be affected.

There are people who are asymptomatic even they got infected, therefore this one will really vary on immune system
and we know that elder people doesnt already have that high immunity.

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Yeah, this is exactly why I have been isolating myself at home and not going outside unless I am really forced to to buy some stuff at the grocery store and even when I do that I literally wear a mask, a glove, clothes that I put to washer at the very moment I get in (literally undress fully naked right inside the door Cheesy

) because I am afraid it doesn't care about any age. For example, a football player who was only 21 years old died, dude didn't smoked, he trained hard, and he was only 21 years old which means he was literally the best case for anyone who can beat corona, yet dude died anyway.

I am also overweight and not even a little bit, I am overweight a lot and I personally smoke as well (cigarette, not illegal substance) and that means I am in the risk group. All of these news scare me a lot.

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Quote from: boyptc on April 16, 2020, 05:18:31 AM

Quote from: Avirunes on April 14, 2020, 10:38:31 AM

Quote from: boyptc on April 14, 2020, 10:21:51 AM

Very unexpected.

This virus is choosing no age, it's attacking everyone that's infected.

People who are still young and have good immune are fighting the virus but still going through difficulty. I've read one of the football player describing a stage where he had difficulty breathing.

I can't imagine how much difficulty people who are old are going through.

It's really hard, I can't even think of myself if I got hit of this virus. I'm not athletic and I'm sort of overweight.

These people have a balance diet and living the balanced lifestyle still they go through a lot. Very sad and painful to imagine.

Imagining those people who are suffering to this virus especially those senior citizens, battling to this virus will be very hard and the chance is slim for them since the virus once being penetrated inside their immune system they quickly damage everything. It's best to take care of yourself while you still have the chance, staying inside your house and keep yourself healthy by eating right foods.

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Quote from: boyptc on April 16, 2020, 05:18:31 AM

It's really hard, I can't even think of myself if I got hit of this virus. I'm not athletic and I'm sort of overweight.

These people have a balance diet and living the balanced lifestyle still they go through a lot. Very sad and painful to imagine.

at this rate, let's put all our reliance on God. We saw the worse of the worse situation this year. of all of the people those doctors who have known everything on how to take care of themselves self but still they are a huge chunk of them who died. Those athletes are no longer safe once it reaches their immune system. Just like what happen to the doctors it could also happen to them if they are not careful.

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Quote from: carlfebz2 on April 15, 2020, 11:23:52 PM

Quote from: Oasisman on April 15, 2020, 10:32:10 PM

Quote from: Captain Corporate on April 15, 2020, 05:43:34 PM

Seriously how long will this last?

I guess the NBA will resume as soon as the vaccine is available to use worldwide. The NBA is really urging and finding ways to resume their business. I have read a headline where NBA might lose a billion dollars if this pandemic continue till the 30th. Therefore, the NBA is lossing a huge chunk of profit, thus they are making a contingency plan to run the business in an unusual ways.

Anyway, I guess everything and normal routine will resume when the vaccine is available already. All of the lock down and quarantine will be lifted as well.

It would be on general aspect since not on NBA had been majorly affected by this pandemic.We do all need the vaccine for our lives to go back in normal. This doesnt only talk about businesses but as a whole.
The association wont really have any options but to accept that they do lost up that much money and even if they do force in to continue, they are risking someones lives.They would surely
get lots of criticism instead of praise on such action.

No, I don't think so.
Everyone is affected.
Even those critics might be having their difficult times by now.

As you said, it is business. I think a lot of businesses out there are doing worst than NBA.
Somehow they could make something happen by cutting the salary of every player.
Some business don't have that kind of option.

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