NBA Warns Players To Avoid Bars, Clubs

The NBA has implemented new COVID-19 restrictions for players and staff, requiring them to avoid bars and clubs but allowing outdoor or private dining. Breaches could lead to fines or suspensions. The NBA will monitor compliance closely. Last season's bubble at Walt Disney World was successful, and the upcoming season will return to arenas with possible limited fans. The NBA is considering mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations for players and staff.

What are NBA players advised to avoid under the new COVID-19 restrictions?

• Shopping malls

• Bars and clubs

• Public parks

• Movie theaters

What could happen to NBA players if they violate the COVID-19 protocols?

• They could be traded to another team

• They could be fined or suspended

• They could receive a warning

• They could be banned from practice

How did the NBA ensure a safe season during the summer?

• By reducing the number of games

• By allowing fans in the stadiums

• By creating a coronavirus bubble

• By holding games in multiple cities

What is the NBA considering regarding COVID-19 vaccinations?

• Delaying them until next season

• Providing them only to fans

• Making them mandatory for players and staff

• Making them optional for players

Where did the NBA conduct its previous season to ensure safety?

• Walt Disney World Resort, FL

• New York, NY

• Las Vegas, NV

• Chicago, IL