LeBron James quickly changes stand on playing NBA games without fans

Following coronavirus outbreak in USA, NBA has been considering various solutions to deal with situation in ir own way. NBA might even have to play ir games without any audience and minimum staff in attendance. LeBron James, who had previously said that he would never play without his fans, recently changed his statement about probable situation. 

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NBA coronavirus: LeBron James is w ready to play without any of his fans present during games

During a previous interview, LeBron James had boldly stated that he would never play without fans, as y are who he plays for. However, LeBron James has changed his stance after he has received more information about coronavirus and its effect across world. James revealed that when he answered question about playing without his fans, he denied possibility as he was unaware about conversations going on about virus.

Though he would be extremely disappointed if he played without fans, LeBron James is aware he should listen to people who keep a track on what has been going on. According to LeBron James, necessary steps for safety of players, franchises and league should be taken. 

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USA Coronavirus update

USA currently has 981 reported coronavirus cases, with 30 total deaths. Since country is taking various preventive measures towards preventing virus, NBA and or leagues have looked into issuing ir own list of rules and suggestions regarding coronavirus. NBA even sent a memo regarding virus to all 30 teams, suggesting restricting fan interactions. 

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