Here's where sports leagues stand on reopening

    By Harmeet Kaur and Wayne Sterling, CNN

    Updated 2149 GMT (0549 HKT) May 26, 2020

    Atlanta United midfielder Jake Mulraney #23 dribbles the ball during voluntary individual workouts at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Training Ground in Marietta, Georgia, on May 15.
    Atlanta United midfielder Jake Mulraney #23 dribbles the ball during voluntary individual workouts at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Training Ground in Marietta, Georgia, on May 15.

    (CNN)After months of sports season suspensions, professional leagues are trying to figure out how to kick things back into gear.

    Teams are beginning to reopen their practice facilities for individual players to train. Leagues are in talks to resume their seasons, albeit under very different circumstances. And while sports are unlikely to look the same for a while, it appears that things are moving along.
    Here's where each of the leagues stand on reopening.

      NFL

      A parking lot is nearly empty in front of the Indianapolis Colts training facility on May 19 in Indianapolis. Coaching staffs and all players except those undergoing injury rehabilitation are barred from the facilities in the first phase of the league's plan.
      A parking lot is nearly empty in front of the Indianapolis Colts training facility on May 19 in Indianapolis. Coaching staffs and all players except those undergoing injury rehabilitation are barred from the facilities in the first phase of the league's plan.
      -- The NFL held a two-hour league virtual meeting on May 19. Among the topics discussed were health and safety -- including the opening of NFL training facilities, which some teams have done.