Nets Now Symptom Free as Cuban Says He Has 'No Idea" When NBA Season Will Resume
The Brooklyn Nets confirmed Tuesday that all players are now symptom-free from coronavirus.
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Four of its players had tested positive for COVID-19 just 15 days ago.
"As it pertains to the team," General Manager Sean Marks said, "I sense -- like all of us, like the rest of New York and really the rest of the globe -- we're trying to deal with this as best we can."
Marks said he foresees players being retested only if the government or NBA requires that to return to playing.
In other news, Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, who expressed optimism last week that the NBA season could resume as soon as mid-May, has backed off discussing any potential timetables for the league playing games again.
"I have no idea," Cuban said Wednesday on ESPN's Get Up. "I mean, the only thing I know is that we're going to put safety first and we're not going to take any chances. We're not going to do anything that risks the health of our players, our fans, our staff, the whole organization. So right now, I really don't have anything new to say."
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