Vegas and Seattle could be a step closer to getting NBA teams, with league's owners set for key vote
The NBA's board of governors is set to vote on a plan that could bring the league closer to expansion, with Seattle and Las Vegas as potential locations for new teams. If the vote passes, it will mark a significant step towards the possibility of new franchises in these cities, with the expansion fee and timeline to be decided in the coming years.
The NBA's board of governors is expected to vote on a plan to expand the league. Seattle and Las Vegas are potential locations for new teams. The vote will bring the league one step closer to working with potential ownership groups. The expansion fee is expected to be at least $6 billion. The timeline for adding new clubs is likely to be 2028-29 or later. The Western Conference will need to be realigned, with at least one team potentially joining the Eastern Conference.
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