Coronavirus: Celtics’ Smart contracts COVID-19

New York, March 20: Boston Celtics star Marcus Smart announced that he has tested positive for coronavirus. The Celtics confirmed one player contracted COVID-19 on Thursday (March 19) amid the pandemic, and Smart revealed his diagnoses via social media. powered by Rubicon Project Smart joins the list of NBA players to have tested positive for coronavirus, which includes Brooklyn Nets superstar Kevin Durant and Utah Jazz pair Rudy Gobert and Donovan Mitchell. “I’m OK, I feel fine. I don’t feel any of the symptoms,” Smart, 26, said in a video posted to Twitter. “But I can’t stress enough practicing social distancing and really keeping yourself away from a large group of people and just really washing your hands and help protect yourself. And help protect others by protecting yourself.”

“I was tested five days ago and the results came back tonight, which were positive,” Smart added in his caption. “I’ve been self-quarantined since the test, thank goodness. “COVID-19 must be taken w the highest of seriousness. I know it’s a #1 priority for our nations health experts, & we must get more testing ASAP. “I’ve had no symptoms and I feel great. But the younger generation in our country MUST self-distance. This is not a joke. Not doing so is selfish. Together we can beat this, but we must beat it together by being apart for a short while. Much love!!”