Jul 29, 2020
NBA again records zero positive COVID cases
The NBA has once again recorded zero positive COVID-19 cases after following their latest round of testing, the NBA and Player's Association announced on Wednesday.
TSN.ca Staff
The NBA has once again recorded zero positive COVID-19 cases after following their latest round of testing, the NBA and Player's Association announced on Wednesday.
The NBA and NBPA have announced the following: pic.twitter.com/ePfr1JFeOk
— NBA (@NBA) July 29, 2020
Sources: Zero NBA players have tested positive for coronavirus out of 344 tested at Orlando campus since last results were announced July 20.
— Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) July 29, 2020
Consecutive testing rounds where no new player has tested positive.
344 players were tested since the NBA last announced its testing results on July 20 and all the results came back negative. This now marks consecutive testing rounds in which no new player has tested positive.
Since arriving at the Orlando Disney World campus environment the NBA has created for the resumption of the 2019-20 season at the beginning of July, all 30 teams have participated in three exhibition-style scrimmages with the eight "seeding games" before the start of the postseason scheduled to kick off on Thursday.