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The NBA unveiled a Black Lives Matter logo on the court at the NBA “bubble” facility at Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida.

The NBA’s season is set to restart on July 30, with all players quarantined inside the bubble away from their families and friends. The NBA season was suspended on March 11 after two players tested positive for the coronavirus.

The official @NBA Twitter account shared photos and videos of the logo painted in black letters on the court.

ESPN reporter Malika Andrews posted photos of the player’s bench that shows seats spaced evenly 6 feet apart.

The bench spacing made no sense to NBA fans.

“I’m all for precautions but what is the point of socially distanced bench when they’re playing hard and physically on each other for 2 hours and all being tested daily?” tweeted one user.

Another user wrote: “What’s the point of spacing out bench chairs if it’s a contact sport on the court?”