Everything is starting to come together for the resumption of the 2019-’20 NBA season at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. Now with key dates for the offseason set, the NBA has announced its ramp-up schedule before games can resume.
When can NBA players report for practices?
In a memo on Saturday, obtained by ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, the NBA informed teams of its new schedule and protocols for when players and coaches can report to facilities.
On Tuesday, the NBA will allow for a maximum of 10 coaches and four players to be working at a team’s facilities at any given time. The NBA has also set several key tentative dates for teams to follow before the season resumes.
- June 23-30: NBA teams are allowed to have four players and up to 10 coaches in the practice facility.
- July 1-9: The NBA allows for eight players to now be practicing at the facility at one time.
After July 9, barring a COVID-19 outbreak among players or even greater issues in Florida, all 22 teams will travel to Orlando for a full training camp in preparation for the season.
When will the NBA season resume?
The 2019-’20 NBA season will resume on July 30 in Orlando. All 22 teams will take part in an eight-game schedule to help finalize playoff seeding.
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Originally posted on Sportsnaut | By Matt Johnson | Last updated 6/20/20
