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Here is what happened on This Day in Sports History for April 23.

On this day in sports history, in 2018 the San Francisco Giants' Brandon Belt made major league history. 

Golden State Warriors basketball star Stephen Curry revealed on Thursday that he was the very first NBA star to be tested for COVID-19. 

ICU manager Shelby Delaney was just about to start her shift when she received a Facetime call from the three-time NBA champion.

Masai Ujiri rebutted every allegation made by Alameda County Sheriff's Deputy Alan Strickland,

Warriors star Stephen Curry will hold a Q&A with Dr. Anthony Fauci on Curry's Instagram account on Thursday.

The Warriors said in a statement that the fund will be used to provide financial assistance to 1,000 part-time Chase Center employees who work each game, including food service, security, guest services, custodial and other staff.

The NBA has suspended its season "until further notice" after a Utah Jazz player tested positive Wednesday for the COVID-19 (novel coronavirus) a move that came only hours after the majority of the league's owners were leaning toward playing games without fans in arenas.

The City of San Francisco announced on Wednesday that it's canceling all large gathering of 1,000 or more people for at least two weeks, including Warriors games where fans would normally be in attendance. 

That includes not attending large gatherings.

Curry has been sidelined for four months because of a broken left hand. 

The NBA has told players to avoid high-fiving fans and strangers and avoid taking any item for autographs, the league’s latest response in its ongoing monitoring of the coronavirus crisis that has spread to most corners of the planet.

Warriors confirm Klay Thompson is out due to injury for the remainder of the season.