The National Hockey League resumed play on Saturday, with players emerging from the "bubbles" they've been hunkering down in since July 26.
And so far, players are staying healthy. Since relocating to the bubbles — in two Canadian cities, Edmonton and Toronto — the league says it's given more than 7,000 tests to players on 24 teams, and none have come back positive for COVID-19.
The key to keeping the league safe, says NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman, has been to "be as flexible as possible."