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In simple terms, Fauci, again, told …

In simple terms, Fauci, again, told Krzyzewski we need to stay at home if they want COVID-19 to be a thing of the past. “The [battle with coronavirus] is going to go on for several weeks, Coach K,” Fauci said. “The issue is that we have a large country and we have different metropolitan areas.” “If you want to do the basketball analogy, that right now we have a team that’s a very powerful team, and that’s the virus, and what we need to do is that we’ve got to play a full-court press. We can’t let them get the ball on the ground to dribble. We’ve just got to be all over them,” he added. “I mean, that’s what we’ve really got to do, because that’s the only tool we have right now.”

Fauci also told Krzyzewski that we are …

Fauci also told Krzyzewski that we are “not even at halftime,” and that the only way to truly combat the coronavirus is to do everything we can as a nation to avoid contact with other human beings. “We are not yet at the point where we’re turning the corner and we’re coming around the bend and coming down as a country,” Fauci said later, a reference to flattening the curve.

Somehow, though Donnie Walsh still …

Steve Kerr applauds Steph Curry’s work during the coronavirus pandemic

Steve Kerr had high praise for Stephen Curry’s off-court work during the coronavirus pandemic.

While there are no NBA games on the calendar due to the coronavirus pandemic, players around the league are choosing different avenues to fill their time. One member of the Golden State Warriors has been particularly active while the association is on hiatus.

Stephen Curry has set up a meal donation plan for out of school children in the Bay Area while advocating for social distancing. To help spread the correct information about coronavirus, Curry hosted a live Q&A on Instagram with infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci.

Before he tuned in for Curry’s informative interview with Fauci, Steve Kerr joined Damon Bruce, Ray Ratto and Matt Kolsky on 95.7 The Game in San Francisco. Kerr had high praise for his point guard’s work during the COVID-19 outbreak.

Via 95.7 The Game:

I had a chance to talk to Bob Myers today. We were talking about some draft prep stuff, and I just said to Bob — ‘can you imagine have a better representative for our organization?’ Obviously, all-world player, one of the great’s of all time but just as a human being representing our organization — what he’s doing, what he’s done with his life outside of basketball. And what he’s doing right now in the midst of this crisis. You know, raising money raising awareness, feeding people is incredible. And I’m so glad he interviewed Fauci, and I’m looking forward to hearing it later.

Curry’s interview with Fauci covered a wide range of questions regarding the coronavirus. The nearly 30 minute Q&A had around 50,000 viewers that included President Barack Obama, Andre Iguodala, Common and Justin Bieber.

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Stephen Curry went on Instagram Live on …

Stephen Curry went on Instagram Live on Thursday to talk about the coronavirus with Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. Nearly 50,000 viewers tuned in — including former President Barack Obama, pop star Justin Bieber, rapper Common and former teammates Andre Iguodala and Leandro Barbosa. More will likely watch the archived version. Either way, they will have witnessed something that does not usually match what they see on social media.

For nearly 28 minutes, Curry asked …

For nearly 28 minutes, Curry asked Fauci informed questions about COVID-19, testing and social distancing. Fauci gave precise answers to all of them. Fauci explained the difference between the flu and the coronavirus, which he considered “much more serious.” Although young people are not as vulnerable to COVID-19, Fauci argued they should still follow social distancing rules because of the rare chance they could become ill and the likely chance they could pass the virus to someone older. Fauci predicted that large events, including the NBA season, will not take place until “the country as a whole is turning that corner.”

Stephen Curry talked to Immunologist Anthony Fauci about truth on COVID-19

USA TODAY Sports’ Mark Medina breaks down what Stephen Curry and Anthony Fauci’s discussion on COVID-19.

USA TODAY Sports’ Mark Medina breaks down what Stephen Curry and Anthony Fauci’s discussion on COVID-19.

Watch Stephen Curry’s full COVID-19 informative interview with Dr. Anthony Fauci

For around 30 minutes, Stephen Curry fielded questions regarding the coronavirus with infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci.

With the NBA season on hold due to the coronavirus pandemic, Stephen Curry spent time on social media with infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci. The tandem fielded questions regarding coronavirus from a large audience, live on Instagram through Curry’s account.

Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, joined Curry to discuss all things COVID-19, including common questions to help spread the correct information about the virus.

Curry and Fauci covered a bevy of topics, including the differences between the flu and coronavirus, the timeline of a possible vaccine, the chances of getting the virus more than once and what steps need to happen to get sporting events back on the calendar.

During the 28 minute Q&A period, Curry’s Instagram video gathered nearly 50,000 viewers, including President Barack Obama, Justin Bieber, Andre Iguodala and Common.

Watch Curry and Dr. Fauci’s COVID-19 conversation via YouTube:

On top of his informative interview with Fauci, Curry has been active since the NBA has gone on hiatus due to the COVID-19 outbreak. The two-time Most Valuable Player has advocated for social distancing, along with setting up a meal donation plan for out of school children with his wife, Ayesha.

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