Jazz Will Remain Quarantined in Oklahoma City and Cooperate With Health Organizations Before Returning to Utah

It's all hitting the fan, people.

The NBA suspended its season on Wednesday night after Utah Jazz center Rudy Gobert tested positive for Coronavirus. Now, the Jazz will remain quarantined in Oklahoma City until further notice.

The Jazz will need to coordinate with Oklahoma and Salt Lake City public health organizations before they can return to Utah, per sources. For now, the team is quarantined in OKC. https://t.co/OiKShfsyRa
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) March 12, 2020

The Thunder were set to host the Jazz when, abruptly, the players and officiating crew left the court to go back into the locker rooms. As news started to trickle out of the Chesapeake Bay Arena, fans found out it was directly related to Gobert being ruled out of the game with an "illness."

Moments later, the game was postponed and the league announced the suspension. That's how serious it's gotten, and now the Jazz could be sleeping on a floor Wednesday night because of it. What makes this even worse? It seems like some people knew what was going on and Gobert went on the court anyway.

Before tipoff, CP3 reportedly went over to the Jazz bench and asked "What's wrong with Rudy?”

They all told him to get away. All the players are now quarantined in their locker rooms and are being tested for the coronavirus, per @royceyoung pic.twitter.com/eQ5x16l1iu
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) March 12, 2020

Though there are conflicting reports about that.

I've been told that Rudy Gobert was never at the arena tonight, but he was in OKC. If he had been cleared of the virus, he was set to play.
— Royce Young (@royceyoung) March 12, 2020

Actually wait. What's DEFINITELY even worse was how Gobert is believed to have contracted the virus. In mocking the hysteria around the whole situation, the French big man shook hands with reporters and touched all of their microphones and recorders.

And now here we are.