Sixers veteran Danny Green reflects on the night the NBA was suspended

Posted Mar 12, 2021
Thursday marks the 1-year anniversary of the night the NBA was suspended on March 11, 2020. It was a night nobody will forget: That the COVID-19 pandemic was a real thing became a reality. 76ers veteran Danny Green was with the Lakers at the time. They had played the Brooklyn Nets on March 10 at home, and they were off the next day. (USA Today)

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