After a months-long suspension, it’s expected that the National Basketball Association’s Board of Governors will approve commissioner Adam Silver’s proposal to resume the season in Orlando, likely at Walt Disney World’s ESPN Wide World of Sports complex.

ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski reported that the approval is expected to occur at a vote planned for Thursday.

ESPN.com writer Ramona Shelburne reported that four plans for the structure of the season were discussed today, including one where the regular season would resume for teams that were within six games of a playoff spot when the season was suspended. NBA players have repeatedly expressed that they don’t want to immediately enter the playoffs, and want regular-season games to ease back into the stress of a season, according to Shelburne.

Earlier this week, Disney CEO Bob Chapek said that the company would be “glad” to host the league at Walt Disney World. The NBA recently confirmed that they were in “exploratory conversations” with Disney, which has reportedly begun reworking hotel spaces to house players for the duration of the resumed season.

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