WATCH: Utah Jazz Player Touches Mics Before Testing Positive For Coronavirus

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WATCH: Utah Jazz Player Touches Mics Before Testing Positive For Coronavirus

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WATCH: Utah Jazz Player Touches Mics Before Testing Positive For Coronavirus

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News On 6 Rudy Gobert touched all the media microphones following a news conference in Utah on Monday. He was seemingly making light of new media protocols in place following the virus outbreak. It's not clear how many people came in contact with the mics.

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