NBA rumors: Teams receive list of coronavirus rules through Monday

The NBA suspended the season Wednesday night after Utah Jazz center Rudy Gobert tested positive for the coronavirus.

So what will the Warriors and the other 29 teams do in the meantime?

Some details have emerged:

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The NBA has informed all 30 teams on policies effective immediately and through March 16, including:

- All players must remain in market of team
- Players remain home as long as possible
- NO group workouts, practices
- Team physicians/trainers speak to each player once a day
— Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) March 12, 2020

The NBA, league sources say, has also asked team doctors and athletic trainers to check in at least once a day with players on their health status and use a "one player, one coach, one basket" rule if multiple players are working out at the same time in team practice facilities
— Marc Stein (@TheSteinLine) March 12, 2020

It's unclear if the Warriors or the NBA will make any formal announcement between now and Monday.

The last statement from Golden State came Wednesday night:

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Klay Thompson 4 hours ago

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"With the escalating situation surrounding COVID-19, we find ourselves in a rapidly-changing environment. We completely support the NBA’s decision to suspend our season until further notice. The health and safety of our fans, staff and players is our top priority."

Gobert, and Jazz teammate Donovan Mitchell, are the only two players we know of who have tested positive.

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