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    ICYMI - I Apologize for Talking While You Were Talking - The NBA Bubble

    enJuly 26, 2020

    Podcast Summary

    • NBA's Unique Approach to Resume Season Amidst COVID-19NBA implements an 'isolation bubble' at Disney World, ensuring strict COVID-19 surveillance and guidelines for work, play, relaxation, and monitoring to shield the rest of the season from the virus.

      The NBA is making a comeback with a unique approach to ensure the safety of players and staff amidst the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The league is implementing an "isolation bubble" at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex at Walt Disney World Resort, where teams will live, practice, and play without outside visitors or fans. This includes strict surveillance for COVID-19 and following detailed guidelines for work, play, relaxation, and monitoring. The NBA's plan, which might remind some of sleepaway camp, is aimed at shielding the rest of the season from the virus. The return of sports, including the NBA, is generating excitement among fans, despite some favorite sports like hockey and baseball being often ignored by them. The intricacy of the NBA's plan to resume its season is a testament to the league's commitment to ensuring a safe and successful conclusion to the season.

    • NBA Bubble Faces Challenges from Quarantine BreaksDespite strict measures, NBA players have broken quarantine rules, posing risks to the season. Zero positive cases in recent testing offers hope for the bubble's effectiveness.

      The NBA's attempt to continue its season in a bubble at Disney World is facing challenges even before the games have started. Players have already broken quarantine rules, with some inviting women into the bubble and others ordering outside food, leading to mandatory quarantines and potential risks to the season. However, recent testing results show zero positive cases among nearly 350 players, offering some promise that the strict measures in place may be effective. Despite this, the temptations and distractions of the outside world continue to pose a threat to the bubble's integrity.

    • NBA players find ways to connect and have fun in the bubbleAmidst the challenges of the NBA bubble, players create unique experiences and fans try to join in

      Despite the challenges and restrictions of the NBA bubble at Disney World, players are finding ways to have fun and connect with each other. From fishing and socially distant dance parties to beer chugging challenges, NBA players are making the most of their unique living situation. Meanwhile, some fans are going to great lengths to try and join in on the fun, even if it means turning themselves into Instagram models. Overall, the NBA bubble may be a strange and unusual experience, but it's clear that there's still a sense of camaraderie and entertainment to be found.

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