What is the timeline for developing a vaccine? While reports estimate that 90 percent of NBA players are vaccinated against . The players and coaches got their vaccines at Kaiser Permanente . Toiling in shadows brought comfort to Andrew Wiggins. In hopes of helping combat further transmission of the deadly virus, the Golden State Warriors have made a significant move for the upcoming season. Unvaccinated players will also have to remain at their residence, or the team hotelduring road trips, outside game time, except for team and essential activities, such as taking children to school or buying groceries. Follow. This is a damn pandemic. This is no different whether you agree with him or not, we have to let it play out.. The hope is with its own independent infectious disease specialists along with those in the union would build on the existing trust between the two sides that has been forged through the pandemic. Stephen Curry meets 8-year-old fan with cerebral palsy, calls him 'a fighter' Beeri Avrutsky's mother told the NBA star her son could not walk four years ago, but said the athlete motivated . . Our communitys suspicions about the bona fide ease of treatment thats offered to us as well, lets face it, Black pregnant women have an exponentially greater possibility of dying in childbirth, than their white counterparts, solely because of the quality of care that they receive. CDC officials and public health experts have stressed that the vaccine is safe and effective at limiting the spread and deadly impacts of covid-19, which has killed more than 700,000 Americans. After much hand wringing, Andrew Wiggins elected to get the COVID-19 vaccine and Steph Curry is glad the forward "handled his responsibilities" as part of a team. It appears the department of public health plans to treat the Warriors players and staff like they do the fans when it comes to that requirement. Some of us can afford to say, well, I will wait. This isnt the flu. "The real story is not why . Even in the NBA, many players are still reportedly refusing to get jabbed.