All three have reportedly expressed interest in returning however with both groups very first game set up for next Thursday, there are numerous variables that could see them sit it out.
NBA protocol requires any player that is outside the bubble for less than a week to quarantine for four days upon return, disallowing a favorable coronavirus test outcome. Any time longer outside the bubble might imply as much as 2 weeks under quarantine.
Beverleys departure is the current blow for the Clippers, who likewise saw center Montrezl Harrell leave the bubble Friday due to an “immediate family scenario,” The Athletic reported.
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Beverley left Disneys ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Orlando on Tuesday night because of “an emergency situation personal matter,” league sources informed ESPN. The veteran guard said he prepares to return, although it was unclear when.
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Beverley sent a cryptic message late Wednesday morning of a sobbing emoji.
With no information about any gamers circumstance, the schedule for their return stays a secret.
Both gamers join New Orleans Pelicans Zion Williamson, who was the first to leave the Orlando school on Thursday. According to his team, he was tending to an “immediate family matter.”
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Los Angeles Clippers Patrick Beverley is the third NBA gamer to leave the bubble this month due to a family or individual matter, reports say.
