While the NBA is planning to place players in a quarantine “bubble” at Walt Disney World in Orlando, the NHL is taking a different approach to its return-to-play plan.
NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly confirmed Thursday that the league has no plans to put players in quarantine “bubbles” when training camps open July 10, according to The Canadian Press.
This may be some cause for concern, however, as players are being asked to stay home when they’re not at their respective rinks for practice or workouts. The league is hoping that the adequate testing and health protocols put in place will prevent any coronavirus outbreaks before players travel to the league’s hub cities to resume play.
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By Erin Walsh | Last updated 6/26/20
