NBA COVID postponements: Cavs-Hawks, Nuggets-Nets, 76ers-Pelicans will not be played Sunday amid outbreaks
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The NBA announced that three games will not be played: Cleveland Cavaliers vs. Atlanta Hawks, Brooklyn Nets vs. Denver Nuggets and Philadelphia 76ers vs. New Orleans Pelicans. As a result of the outbreak, the Cavaliers did not have enough healthy players to go ahead with the game. Per the league’s rules, teams need at least eight active players. The league is hopeful that the Sixers will be able to play their game against the Boston Celtics on Monday, per Wojnarowski.
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