The NBA has suspended the 2019-20 season until further notice due to the coronavirus pandemic. In the wake of the NBA going on hiatus, precautions to limit the spread of COVID-19 are continuing to grow.
On Monday, San Francisco announced a shelter in place order for the city for all non-essential needs. Residents across San Francisco will be staying home to slow down the spread of coronavirus.
After San Francisco’s shelter in place announcement, Draymond Green shared an Instagram story from the Warriors training facility. In Green’s story, the caption read, “last court workout for the foreseeable future.”
Via @DrewShiller on Twitter:
Draymond Green getting in a “last court workout for the foreseeable future …” pic.twitter.com/C7f2gcF6Mm
— Drew Shiller (@DrewShiller) March 17, 2020
Before the NBA paused its schedule, Green has played less than 10 minutes in Golden State’s last nine contests. The former Defensive Player of the Year missed two games with a pelvic contusion. On return, he was ejected against the Los Angeles Lakers in the first half. Green then missed the following six games with knee soreness.
When the NBA season returns, Green will have 17 games left on the calendar before the offseason.
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