Outlining The NBA's 100-Page Disney Return

The NBA plans to resume its season at Disney World with strict COVID-19 protocols, including regular testing and isolation measures. Players will wear proximity alarms to maintain social distancing. Despite available activities, players face restrictions, such as isolation and limited movement. Some players, like Kyrie Irving, express concerns about playing in isolation and advocate for social reforms. Teams must submit a roster of 35 travelers, including players and staff, by July 1st.

What is one of the measures the NBA plans to implement to prevent COVID-19 transmission?

• Weekly health seminars

• Mandatory face masks at all times

• Proximity alarms for players

• Daily temperature checks

What activities will be available to players in the NBA 'bubble'?

• Cooking classes

• Skiing and snowboarding

• Scuba diving

• Concerts and video game lounges

How long must players self-isolate upon arrival at the Disney hotels?

• One week

• 24 hours

• 72 hours

• 48 hours or until two negative tests

What is one reason some players are hesitant to play the remainder of the season?

• Desire to focus on social reforms

• Disagreement with the league's management

• Concerns about the quality of the hotel accommodations

• Lack of interest in the sport

How many travelers, including players and staff, can each team bring to the NBA 'bubble'?

• 35

• 40

• 30

• 25