Mark Cuban does not see teams playing with fans in attendance even if the NBA returns

Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban thinks that even if league returns, game will have to be conducted without fans. In a recent interview, Mark Cuban talked about hiatus and possible NBA return. Mark Cuban was one of first NBA owners to comment on suspension, labelling situation as "something out of a movie".

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During interview, Mark Cuban stated that he believes y will have to defer to doctors and scientists who will tell officials what NBA needs to do in order to return. However, Cuban does t see players playing with fans in attendance. He even ded that if players will need to play with masks on, y are probably starting too early. Cuban is also optimistic about NBA return. Last month, he h hoped things would be back to rmal in May. Cuban asserted that he wants sports to return because y play an important role in people's lives. 

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Mark Cuban calls coronavirus situation 'crazy'

Cuban was on court during a Dallas Mavericks game when NBA anunced suspension on March 11. While talking to ESPN during game, Cuban compared whole situation to a movie while calling it 'crazy'. According to Mark Cuban, situation is something 'out of a movie than reality'. He ded that he trusts NBA commissioner am Silver and believes situation goes beyond money and basketball. 

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