Quarantine. Constant testing. Questionable food. And sharing space with the players. The league’s ambitious season resumption is a whole new world.
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — It’s been three weeks since I arrived on the Walt Disney World campus in preparation for the NBA restart. I was one of two media members allowed into the bubble two weeks before the rest of the media contingent and a week before teams arrived.I’m a full-time Yahoo Sports employee, but I’m also one of TNT’s sideline reporters. In late June, Turner asked if I would be willing to go to the bubble early. I asked when, and the response was in a few days.
Story continuesThe league understands the relationship dynamic some media members have with certain players, so the league didn’t hold these interactions against me. The way I looked at it was: If a player, coach or executive stopped me to chat, how am I in the wrong? Again, the league understood. The teams were told that players and media would be separated, and the access I had around the entire resort conflicted with that agreement.
As Yahoo Sports’ Vince Goodwill proposed, the circumstances could allow the groundwork for the next NBA super team.
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