Dwight Howard Questions Need for Masks in Bubble

Sports Illustrated host Robin Lundberg spoke with SI media columnist Jimmy Traina about some of what Howard has had to say in recent days about coronavirus.

The latest round of coronavirus testing at the NBA's bubble site from Disney World in Orlando produced zero positive results.

Sources: Zero NBA players tested positive for coronavirus out of 346 tested at Orlando campus since last results were announced July 13.

— Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) July 20, 2020

Which is a good thing for everyone involved and maybe Los Angeles Lakers center Dwight Howard in particular. Howard has received some attention for his comments on masks and the health crisis in particular.

Lakers center Dwight Howard, who already has received a warning for not wearing a mask, questions the need for them in the bubble.

"It's not like we're around anybody that can give it to us because we all get tested together." https://t.co/xluv74qh54

— NBA on ESPN (@ESPNNBA) July 21, 2020

Sports Illustrated host Robin Lundberg spoke with SI media columnist Jimmy Traina about some of what Howard has had to say in recent days.

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