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Message: [QUOTE="WestCoast, post: 3565273, member: 10114"] The teams should probably try to practice first. Zoom team meetings likely don't prepare the 12 teams for quality competitive play. I agree that us fans want fresh content to watch as soon as possible, but the WNBA has lots to get worked out re: protocols for testing and removing a player(s) from competition once an active infection is identified. And that inevitably will happen. Perhaps players (the total was 18 the last time I saw the growing list) who have been suspended by their respective teams may actually get a shot to play in 2020 if the rosters take a hit due to more positive tests. Current rules call for the suspended players to sit out the entire season. Or, waived players may get their shots sooner rather than later if depleted rosters need some help. The WNBA won't know until it tries to open. Should the NBA start up again as anticipated in July, the WNBA will follow. [/QUOTE]