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Adam Silver on the second apron: "The point was to design a system - I'm not embarrassed to say more NFL like where every team was put in a position where regardless of market size, they could compete for championships. Eight different champions over the last eight years. That... show more

Oh No He Didn't

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Doomsday_Picks98 days ago

It’s to punishing, super teams make sports more compelling and all the better when they lose.

DDA8 days ago

You don’t make it easier for teams to compete for titles by hamstringing rosters who build up talent correctly. Fix contracts, The NBA currently makes Reagonomics look like child’s play. Teams can’t even afford to keep their starting five together let alone their whole rotation

Mike8 days ago

This is the worst commissioner in Sports by far

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Vince Goodwill: "[Players union head] spoke about 2nd apron…punitive effects…When you see team…draft max players but have to trade them…Does that make you want to change…? Adam Silver "It's not unintended consequence…every GM's going to need to make mixed basketball & business decisions…people manage to budgets…any business…The purpose of the system is to create competition & from that standpoint it's working incredibly well…8 different champions last 8 years…We just saw a Finals between the largest market & one of the smallest…In terms of collective bargaining…it's players' right to bring up any issues they want…every CBA is the result of a series of compromises & that's what this one is"

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