State Governors Say Pro Sports Can Return, But Without Fans

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced that professional sports can resume without fans starting May 31st, as part of the state's reopening plan. Despite a rise in COVID-19 cases, Texas is moving forward with events like golf, racing, and basketball. California Governor Gavin Newsom plans to allow sports in early June under strict conditions. New York Governor Andrew Cuomo expressed interest in restarting sports, offering state support and suggesting games be televised. Major leagues like EA, NHL, and MLB are still deciding on their next steps, while some NBA teams have reopened facilities for individual practice.

Which sports are included in Texas's reopening plan starting May 31st?

• Pro Golf, Auto racing, Baseball

• Soccer, Cricket, Rugby

• Cycling, Wrestling, Boxing

• Swimming, Gymnastics, Volleyball

What condition did California Governor Gavin Newsom specify for the return of professional sports?

• Without spectators and under strict conditions

• With limited audience attendance

• Only for indoor sports

• With full audience attendance

What did New York Governor Andrew Cuomo say about the return of professional sports?

• He suggested only local sports should resume

• He opposed the reopening of sports

• He mentioned games could be televised

• He provided a specific date for reopening

Which major sports leagues are still deciding on their reopening plans?

• EA, NHL, MLB

• ATP, WTA, ITF

• UFC, WWE, NASCAR

• FIFA, ICC, FIBA

Which NBA teams have reopened their facilities for individual practice?

• Golden State Warriors and Toronto Raptors

• Chicago Bulls and New York Knicks

• Los Angeles Lakers and Houston Rockets

• Boston Celtics and Miami Heat