The NBA is yet to announce if the 2019-20 season will recommence or be cancelled.

One potential option the NBA is mulling is to play the remainder of the season at two sites, most likely Las Vegas and Orlando, and sequester teams.

Cavaliers forward Larry Nance Jr said on Tuesday he would be in favour of that type of "bubble" format but players with young families might not.

"Take Delly for instance who just had a kid, who would have his newborn child with him," Nance Jr told reporters in a conference call.

"If I were him, no I'm not subjecting myself to that because then I can bring it home to my family.

"So, while I want to get back tomorrow, I also respect the opinion of guys that have bigger things to worry about."

Flashback: Delly in Maryborough in 2013

Dellavadova and wife Anna welcomed the arrival of their son Anders in November.

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver held a conference call with players last week where the Orlando and Las Vegas options were raised.

Games would likely be played in empty arenas.

If the season, which paused on March 11 when Utah Jazz centre Rudy Gobert tested positive to the virus, does not restart players face losing 25 per cent of their salaries.

Player union representatives have reportedly begun informally polling players about whether they want to return to the court this season.

Nance Jr said he will play if the right precautions were in place.

"The key word being if it's totally safe, if it's totally locked down," he said.

"I'll play 82 games in 82 days at this point.

"I think all guys are just itching to come back."

Silver has said no decision on returning to play this season needed to be made in May or immediately into the start of June.

- AAP

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