Bundesliga, Hertha BSC: Hertha BSC has been sanctioning unvaccinated professionals in the event of a corona quarantine since the beginning of the month. This was confirmed by managing director Fredi Bobic. “Since November 2nd, we have ensured that unvaccinated players do not receive any loss of earnings from us while they are in quarantine,” said the 50-year-old on Tuesday BZ and the image quoted.
The Berlin Bundesliga club has already been affected by corona cases several times, but there are now hardly any players who have not been vaccinated against the virus. At the beginning of October, the Herthan club officials had already enforced that unvaccinated professionals had to bear the costs for the necessary PCR tests themselves.
Basketball, NBA: Dennis Schröder won the duel with his former Braunschweig club colleague Daniel Theis in the professional basketball league NBA. Schröder won with the Boston Celtics against the Houston Rockets with 108: 90. While Schröder again showed a good performance with 18 points, Theis had to be content with seven points on the other side. For the Celtics it was the third win in a row, Houston, however, remains the worst team in the league. For the Rockets it was the 16th bankruptcy in their 17th game of the season. Schröder and Theis had played together for the New York Phantoms Braunschweig in the 2012/2013 season.
The brothers Moritz (18 points) and Franz Wagner (0) meanwhile also lost the second game within 48 hours against the Milwaukee Bucks with Orlando Magic, this time the champions prevailed with 123: 92. Franz Wagner did not put any of his nine litters from the field in the basket.
Soccer, Löw: The former national coach Joachim Löw has campaigned for vaccination with clear words, but does not consider a currently discussed obligation to be the appropriate measure. “It makes sense for me to get vaccinated. You can only advise everyone, but the decision is up to the individual,” said Löw at an event organized by the foundation of national player Matthias Ginter on Sky Sport News: “You have to acknowledge that. “
If a person is against a vaccination, “then there is nothing else but to accept that,” said the 61-year-old, but also emphasized: “Football has a certain responsibility. I can only speak for myself: if we get out of the pandemic want, vaccination is necessary. ” Löw referred to the solidarity of all. If the intensive care units were to become overloaded, this would be a “big problem” for the entire population.