The NBA And NBPA Are Working On Agreement For Players Who Don't Want To Play During The Pandemic Without Disciplinary Action
According to a report from ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski, NBA players that see fit to not play in Orlando during the NBA's attempt to resume play on July 31st will be allowed to do so with no disciplinary action. Players are subject to have their pay cut for games missed.
A few dozen players participated in open discussion to make sure that going forward is the best case of action. This news does not appear to be something that will stop the ultimate return of the season but allow those that are not willing to participate, the freedom to not do so.
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