Covid-19 fixed the vismas of four Vegas “Golden Knights” hockey players and positive analyzes also found their family members.
The names of the patients are not revealed, but they have gone into self-isolation.
Closed “Golden Knights” training arena. It is reported that the management of the club is in contact with the responsible Nevada state authorities and the course of the hockey players’ illness is not severe.
“Four players diagnosed with Covid-19 are currently in self-isolation,” the team said in a statement. “As a precaution, on Thanksgiving Day, the team’s workspaces – locker rooms, weight room, video room, gym – will be closed.”
“Blue Jackets”, represented by Latvian goalkeeper Elvis Merzlikkin and Matiss Kivleniek, also report illnesses.
“Some players have recently passed positive Covid-19 tests,” the Columbus Club said in a report. “These players went to quarantine immediately, but the team’s training facilities have been closed since November 16.”
The team reports that no one in the Nationwide arena had any plans to train this week, but players are expected to return to the club next week to participate in voluntary ice and “dry” training.
Several North American hockey spectators have doubted that the next season will start in early January.
Hockey analyst Nick Kipreos has indicated that the start of the NHL season could be postponed until February 1, and in the regular season, each team could play a total of 48 matches.
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