Oklahoma City Thunder guard Chris Paul spoke to Business Insider about the National Basketball Players Association's partnership with Dove Men+Care in a new social justice initiative called "Commit to C.A.R.E. Now."
In our interview, Paul discussed the "Commit to C.A.R.E. Now" program's aims and his efforts with the NBPA to get 95% of the league's players registered to vote in the 2020 election, an uptick from 2016. He also reflected on the work that went into bringing the NBA bubble into existence and his perspective of playing in it as a league veteran.
Man, there's a lot of things, and Dove has been supporting all the efforts that we have. I'm sure you saw during the game a few nights ago, we announced over 90% of players were registered to vote. Now we're at 95%, with 20 teams at a hundred percent. The voting initiative has been really huge for our players. The George Floyd bill, which a lot of guys are very passionate about in our league.
Man, it's somewhat of a blur now, but I think the work surrounding the bubble was unbelievable. There's so many different people that played a part in making it happen. For me, I always reflect back to why the bubble even happened, why it was even possible. Most people won't realize that the bubble really almost didn't happen, basketball almost didn't happen.
It was different, in the regard that, you know, there wasn't fans. I mean, you had virtual fans, and the same conditions every day. You knew what you were going to get. But it was unbelievably competitive. Once the ball's up, you don't think about fans or anything like that. So the game was fun. It was exciting. But we were just excited that we were even able to get an opportunity to play.
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