The sports world is coming to a grinding halt because of coronavirus, and now the NBA, MLB, NHL, and NCAA are canceling their seasons. Here’s the full list.

• As more people and professional athletes test positive for coronavirus, sports leagues across the world are choosing to suspend or cancel their seasons.
• The NBA has suspended its season indefinitely as two Utah Jazz players have been diagnosed with the virus.
• The NHL, MLB, ATP, MLS, La Liga, Champions League, Serie A, and Europa League have followed suit for the forseeable future.
• The WNBA will “continue to plan” for its upcoming season with consideration of the outbreak, while the NFL announced it has no plans to push its season back.
• USMNT and USWNT games have been canceled for March and April.
• March Madness and all remaining winter and spring NCAA championships have been canceled after all six major college basketball conferences canceled their postseason tournaments Thursday.
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The NBA suspended play indefinitely Wednesday night after Utah Jazz stars Rudy Gobert and Donovan Mitchell tested positive for coronavirus.

• Read more:
• Utah Jazz players reportedly believe Rudy Gobert was ‘careless in the locker room,’ before he and his star teammate tested positive for coronavirus
• NBA player tests positive for coronavirus just days after joking about making others sick by touching a bunch of microphones during a press conference
• 20% of NBA players are already facing quarantine because of recent contact with Rudy Gobert and the Utah Jazz
• Mark Cuban looked as stunned as every NBA fan the moment he found out the season had been suspended and said the situation felt like a movie

The NHL followed suit on Thursday, immediately pausing its 2019-2020 season with a goal to “resume play as soon as it is appropriate and prudent.”

Source: NHL Twitter

The MLB has ceased its operations and will delay opening day by at least two weeks.

Source: Jeff Passan/Twitter and MLB/Twitter

Sll six major college basketball conferences — the ACC, Big Ten, Big 12, Big East, SEC, and Pac-12 — canceled their postseason tournaments on Thursday.

And later in the day, the NCAA announcement it was canceling March Madness and all other winter and spring NCAA championships.

• Read more:
• NCAA cancels March Madness amid spread of coronavirus

The WNBA has not canceled any of its events, but the league announced Thursday that it will “continue to plan” while considering the outbreak.

Source: WNBA/Twitter

The MLS season is suspended as well.

Source: Grant Wahl/Twitter

La Liga, Champions League, Serie A, and Europa League have also suspended their seasons.

The USWNT and USMNT games for March and April are canceled, while the NWSL has yet to announce any updates.

Source: US Soccer/Twitter

The ATP has canceled men's tennis events for the next six weeks.

Source: ATP/Twitter

As of now, the NFL has no plans to delay its upcoming season.

Source: Adam Schefter/Twitter

Now check out how other leagues and sports have responded:

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