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The NBA is hoping to return to play this season, and some of their hopes may center around rapid testing. According to ESPN’s Baxter Holmes, the NBA owners and players’ association are focusing on rapid testing for COVID-19 as something …
The NBA and other sports leagues continue to closely monitor the coronavirus pandemic in order to gather more information on when they might be able to resume or begin play, and it sounds like far from a sure thing that we will see basketball again …
The NBA is hoping to salvage the remainder of its 2019-20 season despite the coronavirus pandemic, and it seems certain at this point that things will look a lot different if the league does resume play this year. One aspect of the coronavirus …
Like many other organizations across the world, the NBA is exploring ways to stay afloat while business is effectively shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic. One of the chante the league has decided to implement is reducing the salaries of some …
Nobody knows what will happen in the future regarding the coronavirus pandemic, but the NBA does have plans to resume its season. Appearing on ESPN’s “Outside the Lines,” reporter Ramona Shelburne said the feeling among NBA owners …
The NBA is facing an unprecedented level of uncertainty, as is most of society. The league is thinking about resuming at some point in the future, or skipping ahead to playoff games. Rather than project timetables for when NBA action could return, or …
It may be a long time before the NBA is back in action. In a mass text on Wednesday, Dan Woike of The Los Angeles Times revealed that a player testing positive for coronavirus would result in the league going on hiatus of at least a month, citing a …
The coronavirus has officially spread to the United States, and the NBA is trying to be proactive in urging players to do everything they can to prevent contracting the illness. The NBA sent a memo to teams on Monday addressing some of the potential …
The NBA has been considering some radical changes to its regular season and postseason formats in an attempt to increase fan interest, but one particular idea that would dramatically change the way the league’s champion is determined appears to …
The NBA is serious about making its proposed in-season tournament an event worth winning. According to Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN, the league is discussing a prize of $1 million per player for the winner of its proposed in-season tournament. Story …
The NBA is considering radical changes to the current regular season and postseason setups in order to help increase fan interest. ESPN reported on Saturday morning about the changes the league is discussing with the players union and broadcast …
A Google translation suggests the NBA issued two different statements about Daryl Morey’s Hong Kong tweet — one to appeal to their fans in the U.S., and another to appeal to those in China. On Sunday night, the NBA issued the following …
The NBA has opened an investigation into whether teams violated league rules by attempting to circumvent the salary cap during free agency this summer, according to a new report. The New York Times’ Sopan Deb published a report on Tuesday …
For the third time in a year, an NBA superstar essentially used leverage to force himself out of a team’s plan, a growing trend which reportedly has some of the sport’s owners concerned. Paul George successfully demanded a trade from the …
The landscape of the NBA changed quite dramatically last offseason when LeBron James decided to sign with the Los Angeles Lakers. While it may be a coincidence, that has not resulted in an increased level of interest in the league. In a recent …
The NBA is a “get wins or get out” enterprise. The business can be callous at times, spurning head coaches who have seemingly earned job security — a lesson Dwane Casey learned the hard way in May. It’s still hard to imagine Casey on the …
