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• NBPA pushes back against second apron: “It’s gone too far” - Sportando

  New executive director David Kelly wants to revisit the NBA’s CBA economic system L'articolo NBPA pushes back against second apron: “It’s gone too far” proviene da Sportando.

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  Article published:Jul 18, 11:21 AM ET

• David Kelly argues second apron is costing the NBA money - TalkBasket.net

  The post David Kelly argues second apron is costing the NBA money appeared first on TalkBasket.net.

  Publisher:TalkBasket.netArticle published:Jul 18, 10:30 AM ET

• NBA Notes: Second apron, Spurs, De'Aaron Fox, Wizards, Trae Young

  NBA salary cap The NBA Players Association continues to push back against the league’s second tax apron. New NBPA executive director David Kelly told The Athletic’s Mike Vorkunov that the current system has gone too far, arguing it discourages teams from keeping championship-caliber rosters together. “It’s not good for fans. Not good for players,” Kelly […] The post NBA Notes: Second apron, Spurs, De’Aaron Fox, Wizards, Trae Young appeared first on Hoops Wire.

  Publisher:HoopsWireArticle published:Jul 17, 8:23 PM ET

• NBPA Executive Director Explains Opposition To Second Apron

  David Kelly, the new executive director of the National Basketball Players Association, spoke out last week against the second tax apron rules in the current Collective Bargaining Agreement, arguing that the second-apron restrictions should be removed or at least “softened.” In an interview with Mike Vorkunov of The Athletic, Kelly reiterated that the NBPA is opposed […]

  Publisher:Hoops RumorsArticle published:Jul 17, 7:01 PM ET

• NBPA Believes NBA Revenue Would Be 'Growing More' Without Second Apron

  New NBPA executive director David Kelly said the league's second apron system has gone too far and needs to be addressed, speaking in a July 10 interview with The Athletic. Kelly and union president Fred VanVleet made clear their opposition to the system during last weekend's events in Las Vegas. "It's not good for fans. Not good for players," said Kelly. "I don't think the (general managers) love it, although they may not say it on the record. Coaches don't love it. The only people who reall...

  Publisher:RealGMArticle published:Jul 17, 11:35 AM ET