UInternal law in Canada places unvaccinated NBA players at serious risk of facing criminal charges if they break quarantine protocols in Toronto. That means stars like Kyrie Irving de los Brooklyn Nets o Bradley Beal The Washington Wizards will have to strictly adhere to quarantine protocol when their respective teams visit the Toronto Raptors this season.
Canadian law allows individuals to unvaccinated players leave the hotel only for official activities of the team, such as the game. If any of the unvaccinated players break this quarantine they could face fines of 750.000 dlares and even a six months in prison.
This joins the long list of obstacles that players who have chosen the no-vaccination route will face. In the case of Irving could miss half the games of his team because of the restrictions in New York, which would mean millionaire losses for him.
A few days before the NBA regular season begins, there are still players who keep going around to the option of getting vaccinated or not. However, others who clashed directly with the idea of vaccination have ended up going through the hoop, as in the case of Andrew Wigggins, de los Golden State Warriors, who also went to all the games of his team at home by the same law that prevails in San Francisco. By accepting the vaccination, Wiggins avoids the problems that his absence from the team could cost him. And also, the possible criminal charges that can be given in the visit to Toronto.
