Spencer Dinwiddie and DeAndre Jordan both revealed they were the two latest NBA players to test positive for COVID-19 on Monday. Jordan has ruled himself out for the Disney World bubble, and Dinwiddie doesn’t know what he’s going to do yet.
After Jordan announced he was the second member of the Nets to test positive for the illness since the league started testing players ahead of the resumption of the 2019-20 season, ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski reported Brooklyn hasn’t “had organized team workouts at the team’s Brooklyn facility for several days.”
But the members of the Nets who are healthy can now get back to training at HSSTC. Woj is reporting Brooklyn re-opened its training facility on Tuesday after a closure that lasted “several days.”
The Nets practice facility re-opened today after being closed for several days, sources said. Nets had recent positive coronavirus tests with DeAndre Jordan and Spencer Dinwiddie.
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) June 30, 2020
In addition to Jordan, Kevin Durant (right Achilles), Kyrie Irving (right shoulder), Nic Claxton (left shoulder) and Wilson Chandler (elected to opt-out) will not be available for Brooklyn when the NBA resumes the 2019-20 season in Florida.