All 30 NBA teams have now reopened their practice facilities for voluntary individual workouts, with the Spurs becoming the last to do so.
General manager Brian Wright confirmed today on a Zoom call with reporters that the team’s gym is now open for player workouts, tweets Jeff McDonald of The San Antonio Express-News.
Like the rest of the NBA’s teams, the Spurs are limited to having four players in their practice facility at a time — those players can only conduct individual workouts and are subject to a series of strict safety protocols. Group activities remain prohibited, though there’s a hope around the league that the NBA will loosen those restrictions before the top 22 teams travel to Orlando next month.
It has now been a full month since the league first allowed teams to reopen their buildings for voluntary workouts with approval from local government and health officials. The Bulls, Celtics, Pistons, and Warriors were among the final few clubs to do so last week, leaving the Spurs as the only outstanding team until today.