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  • Adam Silver likes idea of 40-minute NBA games

    NBA commissioner Adam Silver likes the idea of reducing games from 48 to 40 minutes, according to Chris Mannix. The post Adam Silver likes idea of 40-minute NBA games appeared first on TalkBasket.net.

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  • Adam Silver Is Reportedly Open To 40-Minute Games Amid NBA Injury Crisis

    NBA could adjust the length of games in response to rising injury concerns.

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  • NBA rumors: Insider claims Adam Silver is fan of 40-minute games, but idea is DOA

    The NBA has been hit with a rash of injuries to star players to begin the 2026-27 season, generating conversation about what the NBA can do to try and mitigate the seemingly increasing number of injuries. One idea that has been floated around is potentially shortening games from 48 minutes to 40 minutes, an idea […] The post NBA rumors: Insider claims Adam Silver is fan of 40-minute games, but idea is DOA appeared first on ClutchPoints.

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  • Adam Silver reportedly likes the idea of 40-minute games

    The NBA’s injury era is becoming a problem the league can’t seem to solve. Fans want to watch stars. Teams want to have them available. Instead, we’re spending an awful lot of time discussing who isn’t playing. Could shorter games help? Commissioner Adam Silver reportedly likes the idea, though actually getting there would be another […] The post Adam Silver reportedly likes the idea of 40-minute games appeared first on Hoops Wire.

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