The return of basketball depends on testing and tracing—and technology like the smart Oura ring that players have the option of wearing. But will they?
Live sports are starting to come back after months of coronavirus-enforced standstill. Among the changes: quieter stadiums, ubiquitous face masks. The WSJ’s Andrew Jeong attends a baseball game in South Korea to see how they play through a pandemic.
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