I also want to ask if anything will be done about relationships between front offices, agents, and media. As it is, most NBA media discussion, especially in regards to player movement, is just strategic leaks from front offices or agents to negotiate in public. It feels like airing dirty laundry and isn't fun to consume
But now hearing that a big part of this anti-tanking push targeting Utah is because of pressure from OKC so they have a better chance of keeping a traded draft pick, what are we doing? I want to watch people play basketball not information warfare games
I'd love to see what other questions didn't make this list, Henry. Surprised there's nothing here about Malik Beasley or KL2 Aspire.
Adam has a lotta balls in the air, for sure! This is the bigger point. They’re not good at making things go away.
Amazing how quickly the Pera story... disappeared? I guess the polycrisis demands a steady churn and most stones left unturned.
That's part of the strategy - a new crisis every day, if not every hour. A person, a league, a world, has only so much attention that can be paid.
Good list of questions!
I’m with Willy—how many did you throw out to get down to these?
So many.
I also want to ask if anything will be done about relationships between front offices, agents, and media. As it is, most NBA media discussion, especially in regards to player movement, is just strategic leaks from front offices or agents to negotiate in public. It feels like airing dirty laundry and isn't fun to consume
But now hearing that a big part of this anti-tanking push targeting Utah is because of pressure from OKC so they have a better chance of keeping a traded draft pick, what are we doing? I want to watch people play basketball not information warfare games