The shutdowns/cancellations were inevitable.

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Mar 23, 2020
8:22:52am

mannheimadler Truly Addicted User

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mannheimadler

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POLL: If not for Rudy Gobert and Donovan Mitchell, we'd just be finishing up a great week of the NCAA Tournament

Indy Coug Loquacious Lummox

3/23/20 8:21am

The shutdowns/cancellations were inevitable.

mannheimadler

3/23/20 8:22am

Hard to believe anyone still thinks that was relevant in the grand scheme of

chilango

3/23/20 8:25am

That is asinine to actually believe that.

Romex

3/23/20 8:28am

If NBA didn't cancel, conf tourneys wouldn't have cancels, MM played w/o fans.

Mr. Scoobs

3/23/20 8:37am

if they didn't cancel that day it would have happened a day or two later

The Shazad

3/23/20 8:38am

I don't think they cancel if no players tested positive.

Mr. Scoobs

3/23/20 8:43am

but a bunch of players did test positive that weekend

The Shazad

3/23/20 8:45am

A ref who worked a conference tournament tested positive

mannheimadler

3/23/20 8:47am

Also, a bunch of states and counties have issued shelter-in-place orders that

chilango

3/23/20 9:08am

I think NBA was the first domino to start those types of shutdowns.

Mr. Scoobs

3/23/20 9:37am

Universities had started to move online the previous week, and my kids' school

chilango

3/23/20 9:49am

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