As the bright lights of professional sports go dark across the United States thi...
NEW YORK - As the bright lights of professional sports go dark across the United States this week, some top names from the NBA were pitching in to ease the burden for arena and stadium staff facing the grim possibility of weeks without pay in the coronavirus shutdown.
Cleveland Cavaliers forward Kevin Love announced he was donating $100,000 to his team’s arena support staff and called on others to make similar gestures. New Orleans Pelicans star rookie Zion Williamson said on Instagram that he would cover salaries for all workers at the Smoothie King Center for 30 days.
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