Even among players, there’s a range of perspectives given the inherent risk participating in any resumption of league activities entails.

Creating an isolated “Campus” in which players could be isolated once rapid testing is readily available is an idea gaining traction not just in the NBA but Major League Baseball as well, though logistics would remain a major challenge to actually make it feasible and relatively safe.

But with that inherent risk, there will need to be player support – how are players feeling about such a possibility?

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“I think that’s the consensus throughout the league – that that we obviously want to play, but under the right circumstances, and we got to just put trust in the league and in the Union, understand that they’ll make the right decision.”

Another major issue is that any such scenario would almost certainly take place in empty arenas, as a safety measure against furthering the spread of the disease, given it would simply not be feasible to test fans on their way into the arena.