Warriors General Manager Bob Myers has revealed that none of the team’s players or coaches has been tested for COVID-19 as none of them has shown any symptoms.
Per The Athletic’s Anthony Slater, Myers explained that doctors have recommended that no asymptomatic person should test for the virus as there aren’t enough tests in the state.
“I’ve been told by our doctors that we shouldn’t be testing our asymptomatic people in California,” he said. “We’ve been told there’s not enough tests to do that.”
Of course, that excludes Steph Curry, who was tested for the virus after displaying flu-like symptoms last week. It was determined that the guard had seasonal influenza.
Meanwhile, the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Brooklyn Nets are reported to have found alternative means of testing so as to not contribute to the depletion of resources, spending money to get people in their respective organizations tested. The Nets disclosed four of their players tested positive for COVID-19 earlier today.
