In light of concerns regarding the coronavirus (COVID-19), sports leagues across the country have made adjustments to how they're handling previously scheduled games.
Here is a rundown of how each league and organization has responded to this point:
NBA
The NBA has suspended its season indefinitely after Utah Jazz center Rudy Gobert tested positive for the coronavirus. Jazz guard Donovan Mitchell has also tested positive for the virus.
MLB
MLB has suspended Spring Training and pushed back the start of the 2020 regular season at least two weeks. The 2020 regular season was scheduled to start on March 26.
NHL
NFL
The NFL has canceled its annual owners meetings that had been scheduled for March 29-April 1 in Palm Beach, Florida, but has otherwise made no other changes to its schedule. The new league year is scheduled to begin on March 18.
NCAA
The NCAA has canceled the remainder of its winter and spring championships, including the men's and women's basketball tournaments and the College World Series.
NASCAR
NASCAR will run this weekend's event at the Atlanta Motor Speedway and next weekend's event at the Homestead-Miami Speedway without fans in attendance.
PGA
The PGA will continue forward with THE PLAYERS Championship without fans in attendance.
UFC
UFC will continue forward with its UFC on ESPN+ 28 event in Brasilia on Saturday behind closed doors.
WWE
WWE has moved Friday's episode of SmackDown in Detroit to its Performance Center in Orlando, with only essential personnel in attendance.
PBA
The 2020 PBA World Series of Bowling XI in Las Vegas is continuing forward as planned.
