On December 22, Beijing time, the 2021-22 NBA regular season continued. In recent times, the new crown invasion has become more and more serious for the NBA, including the Nets, Bulls and other teams have been forced to postpone the game.
According to statistics, as of the morning of December 22, local time, the NBA has triggered 100 health and safety agreements. It includes 94 players triggered by the list and 3 players with secondary triggers. So far this season, a total of 113 people have triggered health and safety agreements, of which 86% accounted for 86% in December. And it should be noted that this number is still increasing. There are currently only 10 teams that don't have players in a health and safety agreement: pistons, rockets, pacers, pelicans, thunder, suns, jazz, trail blazers, spurs, wizards.
However, the NBA still has no intentions and plans to stop. According to Shams, the NBA has informed teams that are about to participate in the year-end war, and the league is preparing emergency measures to avoid the postponement of 5 year-end games. There are 5 games in this year's year-end war, including the Lakers vs Nets, and there are currently many stars in the health and safety agreement, including bucks alphabet brother, nets Durant, Irving, Harden, Warriors Wiggins, Hawks Trae Young and so on. According to the regulations, they are likely to not be able to catch up with the year-end war.
In addition, ESPN reporter Tim Bontemps published an article earlier today in which he revealed the content of an interview with NBA Today's Xiao Hua.
Xiao Hua said: "We have considered all the options, but at the moment we have no plans to suspend the season. Frankly, we have chosen to be difficult to get along with and there are currently no plans to suspend the season. "We certainly considered all the options, but frankly, it's hard for us to come up with the logic of the pause right now." When we look at the situation across the country, we find that the virus is not going to be eradicated and we have to learn to live with it, and I think that's what we're experiencing in the league right now. ”
In this way, although the current situation is very grim, the NBA will still not stop, and it will not return to the park to compete.