Wall Street Journalのインスタグラム(wsj) - 6月1日 06時32分
Once upon a time, the NBA wasn’t cool, but the evolution of the game and the league itself over the last decade has resulted in another golden age for the sport. Now, on the precipice of a fourth straight Finals between the Golden State @ゴールデンステート・ウォリアーズ and @キャブス, the teams that have defined this era of the NBA, it’s worth rewinding to understand how the league’s radical transformation happened.⠀
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When the @NBA struck a $24 billion media deal in 2014, the league suddenly had a curious sort of problem: It was about to make too much too quickly. When the players’ union rejected a proposal to spread the revenue injection over several years, there was a one-time spike in the salary cap that fundamentally disrupted the league’s competitive balance. The pool of money allotted to each team ballooned from $70 million to $94 million, or 34%, which amounted to roughly the same growth in one year as the last decade.⠀
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In the summer of 2016, every team was flush with cash. Some teams got greedy and have been squeezed financially ever since. The Warriors got @kevindurant. It would have been impossible for Golden State to sign him and keep its core if Durant had been a free agent at any other time in NBA history.⠀
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Read more on the decade of changes that reinvented the game and reshaped the NBA at the link in our bio. ⠀
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? by @mike_sudal⠀
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