HOLMES: Tributes continue to come in for Chadwick Boseman, who died on Friday after battling colon cancer. On Saturday, Lewis Hamilton, Formula 1's only Black driver, dedicated his Belgian Grand Prix pole position lap to Boseman. He also did the Wakanda forever salute from the "Black Panther" movie. That impact felt, too, just a few hours ago in the NBA bubble in Orlando, Florida. The best known active basketball player on the planet, LeBron James, paying tribute to Boseman with the Wakanda salute ahead of the Lakers playoff game, as you can see there.</s>HOLMES: In fact, the NBA resumed playoffs on Saturday after postponing nine games in response to the shooting of Jacob Blake. And this powerful moment at the NBA bubble in Orlando, Florida, this afternoon.</s>HOLMES (voice-over): The Milwaukee Bucks and Orlando Magic, kneeling during the national anthem. Also, kneeling in unity, players, coaches and game officials as well.</s>HOLMES: Now remember, in normal times, the Milwaukee Bucks arena is in Wisconsin, less than 50 miles from the scene where Jacob Blake was shot by police seven times. Thank you for watching CNN NEWSROOM, spending part of your day with me. I am Michael Holmes.
LeBron James Salutes Chadwick Boseman.