David Scott examines the decisions made by leagues and teams during the coronavirus pandemic; Jon Frankel looks at the successful re-opening of sports in South Korea; Bryant Gumbel discusses the future of sports in the U.S. with the heads of major sports unions; plus, Andrea Kremer talks to Super Bowl champion and doctor Laurent Duvernay-Tardif about his experience on the frontlines.
David Scott examines the decisions the NBA made as COVID-19 spread across the country, including its use of testing kits, the billion-dollar economic relief package and the Sacramento Kings’ charity work.
As the U.S. grapples with how to bring back professional sports amidst a pandemic, one nation serves as a model: South Korea. The wildly popular Korean Baseball Organization made a splash when it opened its season in early May.
Real Sports correspondent Andrea Kremer talks to NFL player Dr. Laurent Duvernay-Tardif about his return to the medical field as a volunteer at a long-term health facility in Quebec, covering shifts for overworked and overtaxed healthcare professionals who are fighting the pandemic.
Bryant Gumbel is joined by the three most powerful union chiefs in all of sports -- DeMaurice Smith of the NFLPA, Michele Roberts of the NBPA and Tony Clark of the MLBPA -- to discuss what's next for their leagues.
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