sport news NBA and players' union reach extension deal as sides work to avoid lockout ... trends now
sport news NBA and players' union reach extension deal as sides work to avoid lockout ... trends now
NBA and players' union reach extension deal as two sides work to avoid lockout after making record $10 billion last year The NBA & NBAPA has reportedly agreed to push back a deadline to give notice of an opt-out of the current CBA which ends following the 2022-23 NBA season The date is presently December 15 and is reportedly like to move into February A pushing back of the deadline is likely to help avoid the likelihood of a lockout The National Basketball Association made a record $10billion last year Click here for all your latest international Sports news from DailyMail.com
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The National Basketball Association and the NBA Players Association will extend the deadline to give notice of intent to opt out of the current collective bargaining agreement which ceases following 2022-2023 season.
Currently, the deadline sits at December 15, but that will be postponed to a different date - reportedly to be in February.
According to an ESPN report, such a decision is set to arrive when a governors virtual meeting
