Why did the NBA post it? 5

Because of labor disputes, the money can't be negotiated, so I won't play!

First of all, the United States has encountered an economic crisis unseen in a century, and the economic recession is severe, which directly causes many fans to be shy. In this way, the season packages, luxury boxes, etc., which are an important part of each team's income, have been greatly affected. Second, although the NBA has been highly expanded for many years, the survival and development environment of teams in many small cities is not ideal in the process, and some have even deteriorated.

The financial turmoil has made it difficult for every industry to survive, and the salaries of NBA players are a bit out of place here, so teams have to choose to control the exorbitant annual salaries of their players in the face of their own difficult living conditions. Now NBA management is considering adding special rules to the new collective bargaining terms to limit the salary of players and the length of their contracts.

The new collective bargaining agreement is not just about taking a pay cut, the owners also want to shorten the maximum contract of the player, from six years to five years, and only the first two years are guaranteed, and the rest of the time depends on the performance of the player, and the team can terminate the contract at any time if they do not perform as well as they should on the pitch. With a significant pay cut and a shorter contract period, the change must have left the players with a lot of dissatisfaction. The president of the players' union, who represents the interests of the players, will not give in easily, and the owner of the team is well aware of this, "I know, it will definitely not be easy to reach an agreement, maybe we will take a break."

Hunte won't sign us with such a deal, so we're prepared for the worst, and the team has started to save money and prepare for a possible break. "If it's shut down, some NBA teams will disappear and they'll no longer be part of the league. Hunt reluctantly looked forward to something that might happen.

Labor disputes cannot be discussed.

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Maddie was the most popular in the world at the time! You say you.

Because after all, he was the world's No. 1 superstar a few years ago, and he left too many things to be missed

The three barmen were all McHei. Come on.

A legend of Team Rocket.

Olajuwon. The second is Uncle Mu.

The third is"Gutter"Abdul-Jabbar.

If Russell had recorded blocks at the time, he would have been number one.

1. Olajuwon.

2, Uncle Mu.

3. Abdul-Jabbar.

Uncle Mu has surpassed Abdul-Jabbar in blocks since yesterday's game against the Lakers. Became the second NBA all-time blocker.

To add, Abdul-Jabbar didn't remember a single block count in his four years, and it was when he was in his prime, and he entered the NBA too early, I think it should be him.

The above data is incorrect.

1, Olajuwon 3830

2, Uncle Wood 3191 (not 3791).

3, Jabbar 3189

4, Mark. Eaton 3064

5, Patrick. Ewing 2894

6, David. Robinson 2874

7, Terry. Rollins 2542

8, Robert. Parrish 2361

9, Manut. Pol 2086

10, George. t.Johnson 2082

1. Olajuwon.

2. Abdul-Jabbar.

3, Uncle Mu.

1, Olajuwon 3830

2, Uncle Wood 3191 (not 3791).

3, Jabbar 3189

4, Mark. Eaton 3064

5, Patrick. Ewing 2894

6, David. Robinson 2874

7, Terry. Rollins 2542

8, Robert. Parrish 2361

9, Manut. Pol 2086

10, George. t.Johnson 2082

Big Dream "Olajuwon 3830

1.Olajuwon 3830

2.Uncle Wood 3191 (not 3791).

3.Jabbar 3189

4.Mark. Eaton 3064

5.Patrick. Ewing 2894

6.David. Robinson 2874

7.Terry. Rollins 2542

8.Robert. Parrish 2361

9.Manut. Pol 2086

10.George. t.Johnson 2082

The first is Olajuwon, and the second is Abdul-Jabbar, but yesterday Uncle Mu covered five hats, so the total number of caps also surpassed Abdul-Jabbar, so now Uncle Mu is second.

Clause.

1. Olajuwon.

Clause. Second, Uncle Mu.

Clause. 3. Abdul-Jabbar.

Clause. Fourth, Mark. Eaton.

Clause. V. Patrick. Ewing.

Clause.

1. Olajuwon.

Clause. Second, Uncle Mu.

Clause. 3. Abdul-Jabbar.

Uncle Mu just surpassed Abdul-Jabbar yesterday, so the first floor is right.

1. Olajuwon.

2. Abdul-Jabbar.

3, Uncle Mu.