Vaccination against Covid-19 appears to be a taboo subject among NBA players. Either you rebel and go out of your way to say that you don’t trust the vaccine or you just don’t talk about it. This has been confirmed Stephen Curry in an extensive interview.
The point guard of the Golden State Warriors has spoken about the star issue of these last weeks in the league, about why there are few players who are acting as promoters of the vaccine and the pressure that the locker room He exercises on issues like this.
“There is a huge aspect of respect, of protection between us. You don’t want to go out and expose a partner“Curry said. The truth is that few have spoken publicly about the need to get vaccinated. Enes Kanter has been one of the most energetic, showing his disappointment with the rest.
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“I think that little by little we are seeing how the players get more wet, we are more direct when it comes to sharing our points of view. I hope that we will soon be the next league to complete 100% vaccination“said the Warriors point guard.
The truth is that the stars who say they do not want to be vaccinated make much more noise, such as Kyrie Irving or Andrew Wiggins, than any other player who throws a message of encouragement. It seems that since the players have no obligation to speak, they prefer keep that equidistance.
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