thunderc
Well-Known Member
I just don’t have a lot of hope unless the owners really hold Silvers feet to the fire. He is the weakest and worst commissioner in the history of sports.You did call it.
But, they won't lock out.
They could have it done by December.
But, he things you said needed fixing are.definitely being addressed.
But, in a total pussy-fied manner.
Isn't their multimillion dollar paycheck enough incentive?
The NBA and NBPA are working to reach an agreement prior to a December 15 deadline that each side has to give notice on opting-out of the current CBA in December of 2023. The seven-year CBA expires after the 2023-2024 season.
Among the other top priorities in collective bargaining talks for the league, sources said: • Finding mechanisms to incentivize top players participating in more regular season games, creating crisper competition and greater value in the league’s media rights deals. • Working on a “smoothing” plan to incrementally add in the windfall escalation of revenue in the league’s looming media deal, which would avoid a repeat of the cap spike in 2016 that disproportionally rewarded one class of free agents and selected teams. • To end the “One-and-Done” early entry rule and allow high school players back into the NBA Draft, the league wants a requirement that player agents can no longer pick and choose the teams with whom they supply prospects physicals and medical information. The NBA also wants some minimal requirements around presence and participation in the draft combine.
– via Adrian Wojnarowski @ ESPN