The sports world has been affected by the global coronavirus pandemic in a significant way, with multiple cancellations of events and delays of seasons.In terms of personal impact, a handful athletes and other personnel have tested positive for COVID-19, while others (basketball legend Charles Barkley, for one Antonio Morgano Jersey ) are or were tested.Sporting News will track the sports figures who have tested positive for the respiratory disease that has killed thousands of people worldwide. The current list appears below.Von MillerThe Broncos pa s-rusher and MVP of Super Bowl 50 after his agent leaked the news. Miller he wasn't "feeling sick or hurting or anything like that," although he was just in the beginningstages of his quarantine.Sean PaytonThe Saints coach is the first known NFL figure to test positive. . It wasn't immediately clear how or when Payton contracted COVID-19.Payton, 56, took a test Monday and received his results Thursday after not feeling well Sunday. He does not have a fever or a cough but is experiencing fatigue. He will be quarantined at home through the weekend. The report notes Payton is "upbeat and optimistic about a full recovery."Sean Payton said he came forward with his coronavirus diagnosis because he wants all people to heed the warnings of government officials, stay inside, and behave responsibly. More ahead on ESPN. Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) Payton on March 25 that he has been medically "cleared"and been without a fever for more than a week. Allen said he Deondre Francois Jersey lost his senses of taste and smell in addition to suffering other symptoms such as sorene s and fatigue. LA coach Sean McVay told the team's website that the Rams closed their facility after Allen told them he was sick.Brian AllenThe Rams center is the first NFL player known to test positive for COVID-19. He that he tested positive twice but was about to be cleared by doctors.Kevin Durant among four Nets players to test positiveFour players on the Nets' active roster tested positive for COVID-19, the team revealed March 17, bringing the NBA's leaguewide cases to seven. All but one of the players were asymptomatic, the team said, declining to reveal their identities.Four players for the Brooklyn Nets have tested positive for COVID-19. Howard Beck (@HowardBeck) Following the team's announcement, Kevin Durant told The Athletic's Shams Charania he tested positive but is "feeling fine."Kevin Durant tested positive for coronavirus, Durant tells . Durant says he is feeling fine: "Everyone be careful, take care of yourself and quarantine. We're going to get through this." Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) Brooklyn last played a game against the Lakers in Los Angeles on March 10.Knicks and Rangers owner James DolanThe Knicks announced March 28 that Dolan was under self-isolation but experiencing little to no symptoms. The team that Dolan had recovered and was donating blood plasma for medical trials.Marcus Smart tests positiveCeltics guard Marcus Smart announced via Twitter on Thursday that he tested positive for COVID-19. Smart said he was tested five days prior and had been self-quarantining since.I was tested 5 days ago and the results came back tonight, which were positive. Ive been self quarantined since the test, thank goodne s. COVID-19 must be taken w the highest Armoni Brooks Jersey of seriousne s. I know its a #1 priority for our nations health experts, we must get more testing ASAP marcus smart (@smart_MS3) Two Lakers players test positiveTwo players on the Lakers' roster tested positive for COVID-19, according to Shams Charania of The Athletic. Not everyone on the team was tested, but they may be soon after these results.Two Lakers players have tested positive for coronavirus, sources tell . The team may test the remaining players who did not take tests Wednesday morning. Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) UPDATE: The Lakers reported March 31 that no players were showing symptoms after a 14-day quarantine.Three members of 76ers test positiveThe 76ers released on Thursday saying that it tested "players, coaches and specific basketball operations support staff," for COVID-19, and three of the tests came back positive. It was not specified whether the positive tests came from players, coaches or staff.Doris BurkeThe ESPN NBA analyst that she received her test result on March 25, eight days after being tested. Sheadded that she is now "feeling well." Burke said she became suspicious after feeling extreme fatigue and suffering severe headaches beginning on March 11.Nuggets employeeThe Nuggets on Thursday said "a member of the organization" tested positive for COVID-19. It wasn't immediately clear whether that person was a player or team employee. If it is a player, he would become the eighth NBA player to test Mickey Mitchell Jersey positive for the novel coronavirus.An update from our organization. Denver Nuggets (@nuggets) Rudy GobertThe Jazz big man's positive test before Utah's game in Oklahoma City on March 11 had an enormous domino effect: The Jazz's game was postponed; the NBA suspended its season for at least 30 days; the NHL, MLB and MLS all suspended their seasons the next day, and college sports was shut down for months, most notably the NCAA Tournament and the College World Series.Donovan MitchellMitchell's positive test was a direct result of Gobert's test. Jazz personnel were tested after the postponement in OKC, and Mitchell's result was the lone positive test. Mitchell's case also has a connection to MLB: His father, Donovan Sr., works for the Mets, and he visited his son when the Jazz played the Knicks in New York on March 4.UPDATE: The Mets announced March 13 (per Mike Puma of the New York Post) that .UPDATE 2: The Jazz that Utah health officials determined Mitchell, Gobert, the other Jazz players and team staff "no longer pose a risk of infection to others" following two weeks of self-isolation.Christian WoodThe Pistons forward was matched up against Gobert and the Jazz in Detroit on March 7. Sources on March 14 that Wood has shown no symptoms and is doing well. UPDATE: The Detroit Free Pre s reported March 26 that Wood's after he tested negative forCOVID-19.Former Cardinals outfielder Jim EdmondsEdmonds, who played eight of his 17 MLB seasons in St. Louis and is now a broadcaster for the Cardinals, was hospitalized and tested for COVID-19 on Saturday, March 28, he announced via his .A's minor league coach Laviska Shenault Jr. Jersey Webster GarrisonGarrison is hospitalized in Louisiana and ona ventilator,(subscription required). Garrison worked with A's minor leaguers inArizona duringspring training; the Chronicle reported that Oaklandminor league players and staff have been under quarantine for the past two weeks.Sydney WieseWiese, a guard for the WNBA's Los Angeles Sparks, announced March 27 on Twitter that she had tested positive."I am feeling well fortunate to only show mild symptoms, but I am capable of spreading it,"