NBA season suspended! UPDATE: plans to resume play??

COINTELPRO

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They quarantine all the NBA players just like you do in the military at nearby housing to play in one empty arena, no going out or doing anything. Frequent mobile testing on site. They play on one basketball court every nite.

Meanwhile their wives or girlfriends will be getting pounded by me every nite while she is talking to you on the phone just like it happens in the military on deployment. Consider it NBA deployment.

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As the suspension of the 2019-20 NBA season continues, so too does talk about how to salvage whatever season is left. And it looks as though Walt Disney World could be used to do just that.

Yahoo Sports presented the idea to mimic the NBA’s summer league set up only without spectators and all players quarantined on-site. It would involve “sequestering the entire league and playing games at a single site. The idea is to quarantine all the players, coaches, trainers, officials, broadcasters and everyone else necessary for competition in one place.”

It appears that there may be no better place to host such an undertaking than Walt Disney World Resort.

If Disney World were called upon to host the now-rushed NBA season, ESPN’s Wide World of Sports would become the new epicenter of the league. The complex already hosts several full-size basketball facilities ready to go. Disney World is also no stranger to using the complex for hosting major league events. It is already the spring training home for the Atlanta Braves and it played host to the 2020 NFL Pro Bowl.

But Disney’s experience stretches beyond those two examples. School and amateur events like the runDisney Marathon weekend and the national Cheer competition also helped Disney World practice the logistics of hosting such major events. Only this time, there will be no crowds or park openings. All focus would be turned to the teams and their game schedule.

Walt Disney World has a plethora of hotel space available across the property. Tens of thousands of rooms across multiple hotels from the Deluxe Resorts like Disney’s Contemporary Resort and Disney’s BoardWalk Inn to Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort. There is more than enough room to host every team in the NBA with the essential staff.

But even the two resorts closest to ESPN’s Wide World of Sports Complex would be satisfactory.

According to Yahoo,

The Art of Animation Resort has nearly 2,000 hotel rooms; Pop Century Resort has nearly 2,900 rooms. That’s almost 4,900 rooms in two resorts that are connected to each other. Both resorts also feature food and beverage locations that could easily be tweaked to offer meals for all NBA personnel. And both resorts feature swimming pools for relaxation during downtime.
We suggest that rival teams be each quartered in a different hotel.

Disney World’s Separation makes it the Perfect Spot

While other locations like Las Vegas also offer potential, nothing meets Walt Disney World in its level of separation from the outside world. As Walt Disney put it, they have “the blessing of size.” Crazed fans, unauthorized press, and all others who would want to catch even a glimpse of the new season in person would have to get through a massive natural buffer zone consisting of the distance they would have to cover from leaving the main highway to reach the “quarantine zone.”

If the NBA and the nation’s leaders agree to this idea, Disney will also have a leg up in the negotiations because of their “ace in the hole”: ESPN. That influence over the sports world has already coerced UFC to suspend its events, it could undoubtedly be used to secure the NBA’s season which would bring in some much-needed revenue to the Mega Resort.
 

Complex

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Jordan wouldve "retired" by now if this was goin on while he was playing. Its the difference between a black man and a coon. Jordan will never be LeBron, he'll always be a jet black nigga that hates his skin tone.

You mean the dude who said he wouldn't play without fans. :hmm:
 

KingTaharqa

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You mean the dude who said he wouldn't play without fans. :hmm:

Nah the dude who said he wouldnt play unless white supremacist Phil Jackson was employed. :hmm: Took his ball and went home. Had this happened during his era he would've quit by now just like then. More than likely be out of gane shape by now, just like then. Take him 4 months to get his "wind" back. :hmm:
 

praetor

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Rudy proved how easily one player can infect other players. I bet they'll end up having to wait until next year and just restart the season at roughly the same time next year that it ended this year.
 

Complex

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Nah the dude who said he wouldnt play unless white supremacist Phil Jackson was employed. :hmm: Took his ball and went home. Had this happened during his era he would've quit by now just like then. More than likely be out of gane shape by now, just like then. Take him 4 months to get his "wind" back. :hmm:

Yeah, because the Snickers fired Phil because of Lebron and not because of him making shitty draft and coaching decisions.

Too bad Lebron didn't throw Darryl Morey under the bus or speak out against Tamir Rice's murder.
 

fu2

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Honestly this makes sense to me....probably because I live in Atlanta and we ain't sniffing the playoffs. Obviously ownership wants to recoup whatever they can from televising games....something is better than nothing. I can see lower paid players saying the same. But for superstars or those financially set I wouldn't argue with them wanting to call it a season if they aren't going to the playoffs. Flashbacks of KD coming back out for the team and going down, and he had motivation to play.
 

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Respect Time: Damian Lillard's 61-point masterpiece has NBA players buzzing
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Can we get the LA Clippers to provoke Damian Lillard more often?
The Portland Trail Blazers, fighting for their postseason lives, are in desperation mode as they seek the Western Conference's final playoff spot with the Memphis Grizzlies, Phoenix Suns and San Antonio Spurs. Following the Blazers confrontational loss to the Clippers on Saturday, Lillard lit up the Philadelphia 76ers for 51 points in a 124-121 win, keeping Portland's postseason possibilities alive.

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Clearly, Lillard wasn't done.
The Dallas Mavericks got caught up in Dame Time as the five-time All-Star eclipsed Sunday's effort with a record-setting 61-point performance in the Blazers 134-131 win. The biggest highlight came with 1 minute, 29 seconds left as Lillard launched a 33-footer with the ball bouncing straight up off the back rim above the backboard and subsequently falling through the hoop.
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Lillard bounces in an incredible 3-point shot
Damian Lillard pulls up from way outside in the face of Dorian Finney-Smith to bounce a shot off the back of the rim high into the air and in.
In the aftermath, Lillard joined Wilt Chamberlain as the only players in NBA history to accumulate three 60-point games in a season. Moreover, Lillard's 112 points in his past two games is the sixth most in the past 50 seasons, according to Elias Sports Bureau research.
As the final horn sounded, Lillard had a Birdman-esque request for his critics



More importantly for the Blazers, they've now moved past the Grizzlies for the No. 8 seed in the West.

The NBA world reacted in kind to Lillard's brilliant performance, as stars such as Dwyane Wade, Zach LaVine and DeMarcus Cousins all chimed in on Twitter to share their thoughts.


 
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