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We’re nearing the one-month mark since that unforgettable night on March 11, when the NBA world stood still. Almost 30 days have passed since Rudy Gobert tested positive for COVID-19 becoming the first known case, and the sports world would never be the same. Since then, the NBA season was postponed, and players, fans and people across the world have been spending time in quarantine and self-isolation.
So, what exactly has been going on during these past 30 days? What have the Jazz players been doing to pass their time with no basketball, no friends, no media, etc? Surprisingly, there’s quite a bit of variety in the activities that Jazz players have been participating in during quartine. Here’s a summary:
Rudy Gobert- Still getting that work
Getting COVID-19 wasn’t about to stop Rudy Gobert from getting stronger. After making a full recovery from the coronavirus, Rudy got back to work, and made sure everyone knew about it.
Boxing, weights, cardio - the good stuff. It’s good to see Rudy getting back to himself, at least his workout routine.
Donovan Mitchell - Video Games
Donovan Mitchell seems like he’s living the gaming dream. Locked in at home, no responsibilities, and unlimited video games.
Been playing video games since 6:30.... it’s 3 am ♂️ ♂️
— Donovan Mitchell (@spidadmitchell) April 8, 2020
Between playing in the NBA 2K Players Tournament (getting bounced in the first round smh) , and streaming Call of Duty with gaming king Ninja, Donovan Mitchell has been living his best life, at least through video games.
Gonna stream wit my guy @Ninja tonight
— Donovan Mitchell (@spidadmitchell) March 25, 2020
Mike Conley - Dad Lyfe
There are some positives of the quarantine effects, like being able to spend more time with your loved ones. Mike Conley is taking full advantage and chilling with his kiddos. You love to see it.
Joe Ingles- Autism Awareness
Of all the Utah Jazz players, Joe Ingles might be doing the most important thing during his quarantine. Joe has chosen to spend his time during quarantine raising a bunch of awareness for Autism. Just go check his twitter timeline and you will see handfuls of tweets of his own, as well as retweets of other people, showing support for individuals with autism. Joe and his wife Renae have recently partnered with Chip Cookie Co, and created an “Austim Awareness” cookie.
IT’S HERE — the #autismawareness #cookiemonsterchip DROPS TODAY!
— Renae Ingles (@RenaeIngles) April 6, 2020
We are so excited to work with @chipcookiesco and @vivintgivesback again to bring delicious blue cookies to your doorstep!
Thank-you for helping us support this amazing cause. pic.twitter.com/zMJUSrnls1
Bojan Bogdanovic - Remembering he has Twitter
You know Bojan is bored. He must have went to create a Twitter account to spruce things up a bit, only to remember that he already had one.
I just realized that I have Twitter account
— Bojan Bogdanovic (@44Bojan) March 28, 2020
This is just hilarious. What’s even funnier though, is Bojan’s first tweet since remembering he has a Twitter account.
I think I need to be socially distanced from my refrigerator
— Bojan Bogdanovic (@44Bojan) April 2, 2020
Don’t we all Bojan, don’t we all.
Royce O’Neale and Jordan Clarkson - TikTok Kings
Like most of the world (or so it seems), some Utah Jazz players have turned to TikTok during this time of social isolation. Royce O’Neale and Jordan Clarkson have stepped up their TikTok game since the NBA’s suspension, creating some video content in their increased spare time.
What does your Quarantine Days consist of lol? pic.twitter.com/LWJKHvYq71
— Jordan Clarkson (@JordanClarksons) April 8, 2020
#ToosieSlide is taking over! || @JordanClarksons pic.twitter.com/MVGkWQx8sP
— BET Music (@BETMusic) April 3, 2020