ESPN reporter Baxter Holmes counted the number of people who have triggered health and safety agreements in the NBA so far this season, and so far, the league has triggered health and safety agreements for a total of 60 players. Among them, a total of 43 people have been in the past two weeks, and yesterday it set a new single-day high of 13 people.
The spread of Oakmijon is accelerating, and the prevention and control of the epidemic must be upgraded. To this end, the league calls on teams to actively vaccinate the booster needle and will conduct a COVID-19 spot test for players in the game, even if he has been vaccinated.
The Nets and Bulls are undoubtedly the two teams with the largest number of triggers for health and safety regulations, including Harden, Bruce Brown, Ard, Millsap, Bemburi, Carter and James Johnson, seven of whom are quarantined, and the Nets have only 8 players left to play, max was forced to apply to the league for a 10-day difficulty exception and signed former Suns guard Langston Galloway.
The situation for the Bulls is even worse, with 10 players already in the agreement, this list is LaVine, DeRozan, Troy Brown, Kobe White, Matt Thomas, Jawant Green, Derek Jones Jr., Dawsum, Stanley Johnson, Azli Johnson.
Due to the Bulls multiplayer triggering the health and safety agreement, the league's two games against the Bulls and Raptors were postponed. The good news is that at 9 a.m. Beijing time next Monday, the Bulls' home game against the Lakers, DeRozan, Jawant Green, Kobe White, and Derek Jones Jr. are expected to lift the quarantine and usher in a comeback.