Games minimum and expansion are hot topics, but NBA commissioner Adam Silver in no rush to change things
The NBA's 65-game minimum rule for award eligibility has sparked debate after Cade Cunningham's injury might make him ineligible for awards. Commissioner Adam Silver is not rushing to change the rule, citing its effectiveness in reducing load management and encouraging players to play more games.
The NBA's 65-game rule has been a topic of discussion. Cade Cunningham's injury might make him ineligible for awards. The rule was implemented to prevent load management. Commissioner Adam Silver is not convinced the rule needs to be adjusted. He believes it has been effective in reducing load management. The rule may be revisited in the future, but for now, it remains in place.
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