Corona virus: NBA considers moving games due to virus

The NBA is reportedly contemplating on the possibility of moving games to cities that have yet to report coronavirus infections.

So far, the League has resisted banning fans from arenas as the global health crisis mushrooms.

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After the board of governors get in touch on Wednesday which is anticipated to consist of one assigned possession agent of each group, 2 added phone calls are established for Thursday for group head of states as well as basic supervisors, according to source.

So far, individual NBA teams have been hesitant to become the league’s first to voluntarily eliminate fans from home games. Even with the conference call set for governors and owners on Wednesday, there has been a tremendous amount of communication among teams, the league and public health experts in recent weeks.

San Francisco health officials have yet to mandate that the Golden State Warriors play games without fans, but those conversations have been ongoing with the franchise. The Warriors are the league’s highest-grossing team on game nights, averaging somewhere between $3.6 million and $3.8 million per game.