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Rockets star Russell Westbrook has tested positive for coronavirus and is quarantining, he announced on Twitter on Monday.

Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James offered a tweet of support for ESPN reporter Adrian Wojnarowski, who has reportedly been suspended for a vulgar response to an email from a US senator.

Australian Philadelphia 76ers forward Ryan Broekhoff
won’t partake in the NBA season restart in the Orlando bubble later this month after his wife tested positive for COVID-19.

Ben Simmons was the butt of NBA jokes once more after failing to properly release a fish back into the water.

ESPN basketball analyst Jay Williams has ripped players who are complaining about living conditions inside the NBA’s Disney World bubble, calling them “tone deaf” and challenging them to think about the “real everyday working Americans.”

Woj’s F-bomb has led to an unpaid suspension, The Post has learned.

Everyone knows who Michael Jordan is. Arguably the greatest player to ever step on the NBA hardwood who used his elevated platform to strike it rich off the court.

We’ve never seen a Woj bomb like this before.

It’s undetermined how many asterisks will be needed when (if?) a new NBA champion is crowned in an empty gym in October. But the march for a ring – not an Oura ring — begins Thursday (Friday AEST) with the opening of training camps in Disney World.

San Antonio Spurs guard Patty Mills said Wednesday he will donate his salary from eight upcoming NBA games — more than $1 million — to social justice organisations in his homeland.