Team USA Match Gets Canceled After COVID-19 Scare

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Sports Illustrated

Friday was supposed to be Team USA’s first real game after a slate of exhibition matches.

But following a COVID-19 scare involving Bradley Beal and Jerami Grant, the game has officially been canned.

Team USA-Australia game on Friday in Las Vegas has been canceled.

Fortunately, Team USA will get the chance to continue their schedule in a few days.

Health and safety protocols force cancellation of USA-Australia exhibition game on Friday. Team USA will conclude its exhibition schedule vs. Spain on Sunday.

While excitement (and anxiety) is rising regarding Team USA and the Tokyo Olympics, it’s important to remember that the world is still at risk.

COVID-19 is still wreaking havoc around the globe, and the threat of an outbreak has not yet been eliminated.

As for Team USA specifically, concern has been raised after losing two exhibition matches early on. With questions about their chemistry and talent, nobody is sure if they’re a lock for the Gold.

But with some extra time to get their act together, and shape up for the battles ahead, there is hope that their best is yet to come.

Regardless, we’ll see on Sunday how this team looks, and if they’re ready to go all the way.

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