How long will the NBA shutdown take this year, and do you want to watch the game?

There's no need to rush this, normally the regular season doesn't start until the end of October. First of all, the shutdown is a situation that everyone does not want to see, because of this consumption, the labor and the management are suffering, so it will not be too long, the last shutdown was the last compromise of the labor side, I think this time the labor side will still give in a little more, next week will restart negotiations, depending on the situation This year's shutdown is not easy to reach an agreement, so it is likely to affect the regular season, but it will certainly not drag on until the New Year or longer.

Summer league is estimated to be out of play, this season should be able to see the game, players can go abroad if there is no NBA, but if the NBA is suspended, there will be no money to make, less money is better than no money.

It depends on the negotiations, and if you want to watch the game now, you can only watch the video, because even if you don't stop the new season, you have to wait until October, and it's good to watch the game.

It mainly depends on the labor negotiations between the players' union and the league, if both sides give a step, we will have the ball to watch, the details are not clear, we have to wait!

Let's see if we can negotiate it, if not, there should be no games to watch and pull, if we can negotiate it, the schedule is estimated to be reduced, probably only more than 40-50 games.

Normally, it can be at the end of October, but now it's hard to say, and it can be a game, but it is also a shortened schedule.

At least two years later、、Listen to the news。

It's hard to say! It depends on how the labor and management negotiate!

That's it, I don't have the NBA to watch, it's so boring.

In 2020, the NBA suspended 141days

On March 12, 2020, NBA player Gobert was confirmed to be infected with the new crown, so the Jazz began to set a "precedent", and the league continued to spread the news of player infection, which made the NBA experience a shutdown of more than 100 days. After 141 days of silence, the 2019-2020 NBA season finally officially resumed on July 31.

The first day of the rematch is the main event, and the NBA also hopes to make up for the loss of the first rate caused by the suspension with the heavyweight matchup. In the opening game of the rematch, before the start of the Pelicans vs. Jazz game, all players, coaches and referees knelt down on one knee during the national anthem to show support for the Black Lives Matter movement.

The NBA officially resumed, and the first game was the New Orleans Pelicans vs. the Utah Jazz. Gobert is the first NBA player to be diagnosed with the coronavirus and the first two points in the replay.

The NBA was shut down for 141 days.

On July 30, after 141 days of silence, the 2019-2020 NBA season finally officially resumed.

The NBA, which is probably shut down, has three to four months, about 120 days.