Lori Nickel, Milwaukee Journal Guard
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SportsPulse: Just two days into his time in the NBA bubble, Mark Media is recognizing just how far the league is ready to go in order to ensure safety for not only the players and coaches, however the media.
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Eric Bledsoe has evaluated positive for COVID-19 but has stated he is asymptomatic.
The Milwaukee Bucks guard has actually not been with the team considering that they reported to Orlando last week, as was first reported by Yahoo Sports press reporter Chris Haynes who is covering the NBA from Orlando.
The Dollars started a second training school in July but chosen to closed down practice on July 5 after someone from the organization tested favorable for the coronovirus. They declined to name the individual at the time.
After the story broke that he was not with the group, Bledsoe published on his Instagram page: “Mask up and stay safe.”
Bledsoe is among other NBA players to reveal positive COVID-19 tests because teams began reporting to the bubble last week, including Houston Rockets guard Russell Westbrook, Sacramento Kings forward Harrison Barnes and Indiana’s Malcolm Brogdon.
Bledsoe is a major contributor for the Bucks, who thought he should have been called to the Dream team and for the display video game in February. He is averaging 15.4 points 4.6 rebounds and 5.4 assists per video game this season.
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