A new ingredient is being added to the daily menu in Orlando: salt.
It’s not just Damian Lillard and Paul George. It’s everyone that will still be in the bubble after the non-playoff teams depart from the Land of the Mouse next week. A lot of folks, you hear, are starting to feel the walls closing in. The dog days are getting on a lot of people’s nerves, on good teams and bad ones, with all in close proximity to one another. We are just a month into the three-month stint in Orlando.
And that, inevitably, leads to a question: how the hell can the NBA plan to potentially sell a full season in a bubble for the 2020-21 season?
Forecasting what happens next is a challenge, to say the least. Unfortunately, we’re looking into a thick, hazy mist right now. When will next season start? Will we have a vaccine? If so, when? What does it mean for fans? The previously announced Dec. 1 date to open next season is more of a suggestion than anything…
