Philadelphia 76ers players were tested on Monday for the coronavirus, per Keith Pompey of the Philadelphia Inquirer. This comes after the Sixers faced the Detroit Pistons, who had a player test positive for COVID-19.

Pistons big man Christian Wood tested positive for the coronavirus. The Sixers played Wood and Detroit on March 11 in Philadelphia:

The 76ers players were tested on Monday for COVID-19, according to multiple sources. The news comes after the team announced last Thursday that it was organizing for players and staff members, who recently came in contact with players who tested positive for the disease, to be tested. At least some of the Sixers staff members are still waiting to be tested.

The Sixers defeated the Pistons, 124-106, on March 11 at the Wells Fargo Center, moments before the NBA suspended the season due to the virus. Wood left the arena wearing a mask, according to sources.

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The NBA suspended the season exactly a week ago after Utah Jazz All-Star Rudy Gobert became the first player to contract the coronavirus. Since then, Donovan Mitchell, Wood, Brooklyn Nets superstar Kevin Durant and three other teammates tested positive as well.

Before the season got suspended, the Sixers were in sixth place in the Eastern Conference standings with a record of 39-26. If the season resumes, they would have 17 games left in the regular season before the playoffs start.

NBA owners are trying to resume the season in June or July. The Sixers have lost in the second round of the postseason the last two years.