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65 Game Rule

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sports1 year ago

"NBA Commissioner Adam Silver's Defense of the 65-Game Rule and Future Plans"

NBA commissioner Adam Silver defended the 65-game rule for awards, citing increased player participation and reduced injuries this season. He expressed satisfaction with the state of the game, highlighting historic scoring levels and the global talent pool. Silver also addressed player-referee communication issues and the future of the G League Ignite franchise, emphasizing the need for earlier player development in the U.S. and ongoing discussions with the NCAA.

sports1 year ago

"NBA's 65-Game Rule: Unintended Consequences and Future Impact"

NBA executive Joe Dumars acknowledges the unintended consequences of the 65-game minimum rule for regular season awards, stating that it was collectively bargained as part of the NBA's new CBA. The rule has already led to issues as potentially deserving players like Joel Embiid and Tyrese Haliburton become ineligible, sparking criticism and affecting player contracts tied to awards.

sports2 years ago

"NBA MVP Race and Supermax Deals Impacted by 65-Game Rule"

The NBA's new 65-game rule, aimed at curbing load management, could impact the MVP race and supermax deals, with players needing to play at least 65 games to be eligible for major individual awards and financial incentives. Several star players, including Joel Embiid, have already missed games and could be affected, prompting discussions about the rule's impact on player contracts and the competitive integrity of the league. Despite the potential consequences, players like Bam Adebayo remain focused on playing the game they love, while others face the challenge of staying healthy and meeting the eligibility criteria.