Shams Charania, journalist of The Athletic and Stadium, has anticipated on twitter the anti-covid guidelines that will regulate the new NBA season starting Tuesday, October 19. On the sidelines we will return to see the classic benches, without spacing between players and the allocation of fixed seats. The match staff, from the field officials to the parquet care staff, will in any case be required the use of masks, at least in the first part of the championship.
The most important news in the stands instead concerns the spectators from the front rows. Fans who will take their seats less than 15 feet (about 4.5 meters) from the benches and the playing field, therefore in closer contact with players and technical staff, they will need to be vaccinated or in possession of a negative swab to be exhibited at the entrance to the building.
A third and final point concerns local laws and strictly related to individual states or metropolises. New York e San Francisco they are among the large US cities that have taken the most stringent measures against the coronavirus. Entrance to the Golden State Warriors, New York Knicks and Brooklyn Nets arenas will be strictly reserved for vaccinated players, including players and staff. The laws apply to residents (in this case, Warriors, Knicks and Nets players and staff) but not to guests, who will be able to play regularly even without full vaccination coverage.
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