George Karl, a former NBA coach, talked about the decision of the league to suspend the season amid the outbreak of the coronavirus.
Karl took to Twitter and addressed the situation, however he was optimistic things will become better and the coronavirus threat will end soon.
“It’s an eerie time. It reminds me of similar moments of crisis- 9/11, the Cuban Missle Crisis and the end of the Vietnam War eg.
This, too, shall pass. And it could be a chance to help us reunify!,” Karl tweeted.
The NBA decided to suspend the season for at least 30 days, after Utah Jazz players, Rudy Gobert and Donovan Mitchell, were tested positive for the coronavirus.
