Steven Adams on NBA bubble: 'This is not Syria. It's not that hard'
Some NBA players have found life in the bubble site of the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Florida unsettling or even difficult.
Los Angeles Lakers center Dwight Howard reportedly is struggling with accepting when he should wear face coverings. Three-time NBA champion LeBron James said "nothing is normal" in 2020:
Oklahoma City Thunder center Steven Adams wants fans to know he's handling life in Florida just fine.
Per ESPN's Royce Young, Adams spoke with reporters about his living conditions on Monday.
Adams added that he's finding ways to pass the time during what could be boring periods.
While we can't speak for Adams or other pro athletes who are living a quarantined life while completing seasons or tournaments amid the worsening coronavirus pandemic, we are keen on adding "have a feed" to our active vocabularies.
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