NBA players are entering the bubble, but their food is no secret.
The players getting ready for the season to resume in Orlando say the bubble designed to protect them against the coronavirus is keeping out decent meals.
Nuggets guard Troy Daniels posted a picture to social media of the food he was served and some comments compared it to that of airline food.
Utah's Donovan Mitchell joked about the situation while others seemed less enthused with the spread the league and Disney World provided.
One social media critic wrote, "I had this exact meal in middle school." Marc Stein of The New York Times tweeted that the meals will be more like hotel dining once players are no longer quarantined in their rooms.
The meager spread is being compared to airplane food and lunch at a school cafeteria.
According to reports, players will have access to a wider array of chefs once their mandatory isolation is over.
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