With just over a month before the start of the regular phase, the controversy in the NBA is thickening, with some of the main stars refusing to be vaccinated. Kyrie Irving (Brooklyn Nets), Bradley Beal (Washington Wizards) and Andrew Wiggins (Golden State Warriors) are some of the most famous cases that were not inoculated against Covid-19.
This Wednesday, Mike Bass, spokesman for the League, explained to journalists the consequences these athletes could face. “Any player who decides not to comply with local vaccination rules will not be paid for games that fail,” he explained.
Remember that in the cities of New York and San Francisco – which are home to the Brooklyn Nets, New York Knicks and Golden State Warrios – at least one dose is required from professional athletes in indoor sports.
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