Will the NBA run aground in the new season due to labor disputes?

The contradictions between labor and management in the NBA have always existed, and they have not been effectively reconciled, but the game will basically continue, after all, both sides do not want the game to be stranded, which is not what both sides want to see, so the general situation will compromise with each other to ensure that the season is carried out normally, of course, there will be stranding, the two most commonly mentioned NBA suspensions in the 1998-99 season and the 2011-12 season.

The 1998 shutdown was unprecedented, and the management, frustrated with the high salaries of the players, demanded that the collective bargaining agreement be amended to limit the maximum salary of the players. The players' union did not accept the demands of the management, and several negotiations between the two sides were inconclusive, resulting in the postponement of the start of the 1998-99 season. The end result was that the management made some concessions, saying that as long as they accept the maximum salary limit, they will increase the salary package of middle and lower players.

Under pressure, the players' union decided to accept the advice of the management and signed a new collective bargaining agreement, which allowed the 1998-99 season to kick off. But each team also only played 50 games. The second half of 2011 also saw a two-week hiatus due to labor issues, with each team playing only 66 games.

It should be possible that now in the economic crisis, the league except for 2 bosses to make money in the past two years. One is the boss of the rocket, relying on Yao Qianshu, Alexander. The second is the Maverick boss, Kuban, LCD TV mainly.

Everything else basically loses money, labor negotiations, and the boss should not give the players super high-tech as in the past. There is a possibility of a shutdown.

Not in 2010-11, but this season is the final year of the player's contract, and if Stern can't negotiate with the players, then it's likely that the 98-99 season will be the same.

Labor disputes in the NBA have never stopped, and the shrinking season of the '98-99 season was a total outbreak. Every 7 years in the NBA, there is a labor negotiation, labor is the player, capital is the owner of each team, and the president of the NBA is the most important decision-maker.

Stern demanded that the wages of players be lowered and the age threshold of the NBA should be raised, but the NBA players represented by Ewing, the chairman of the players' union, wanted to increase their annual salary, raise the salary cap, lower the age threshold, and make it easy for high school players to enter said a very classic sentence, saying that the salary of NBA players is too high compared with ordinary people, and should not ask for more. This caused extreme dissatisfaction in the players' union, which refused to sign the labor contract. And a general strike was carried out.

Later, it seems that Stern and the boss took a step back and raised the salary cap to solve the problem.

Later, it was good that Stern and the owner took a step back and raised the salary cap to settle it, but it had already lost 32 games in the regular season that year.

It's the players' union and the NBA officials who negotiate the annual salary, and sometimes labor disputes break out when they can't get along.

It's the representatives of the players' organization, and the players' union is responsible for negotiating with the NBA officials about the annual salary, and there must be some restrictions, so sometimes when the talks can't be reached, labor disputes break out, and the negotiations are deadlocked.

The bosses of the league said that they were losing money, so they complained to Stern, so the league demanded that the players' salaries be reduced, and the players did not do it, and if they could not negotiate, they would go on strike, that is, shut down.

It's a dispute between the NBA labor (player) and the management (owner), because the issue of money is not negotiated (the NBA player and the owner will sign a contract, usually 6 years, the worst labor dispute in history occurred in 98, and finally a 6-year contract was signed in 99, and one was also signed in 05, and it expired in 11 years, so there was a labor dispute last year. ), so it leads to a shutdown.

Negotiations between players and owners over wages.

To put it simply, it is a matter of the distribution of interests between the owner and the player, and the two sides cannot reach an agreement, and to put it bluntly, it is a matter of money.

To put it bluntly, it is the players who ask for a raise, and the boss does not do it, and the players go on strike.

Personally, I feel that the time will not be short, although both sides remain optimistic, but the conditions of the two sides are too different, the main problem now is the hard salary cap, I believe that this problem of the players' union will never agree, mainly depends on when the boss will take a step back. If the hard salary cap is settled, the negotiations will be over, and I believe that in the end the boss will win, but the hard salary cap may not be there, because it may cause a large number of American players to go overseas.

It should be the result next year. After all, this kind of day is a big loss without them, and they will definitely solve it as soon as possible.

The Heat are very good, they will win the championship in three years.

Just wait slowly. At least 11 years are not to be seen.

Labor negotiations have broken down and are still waiting to reopen, and now that this year's summer league has been cancelled, the new season is likely to be suspended. If it's normal, the NBA usually starts the new season at the end of October.

We don't know when it will start, because neither labor nor management will budge, but it should be played next season, but I don't know if it will shrink (that is, reduce the schedule).

It's not over yet, and it doesn't rule out the possibility that there won't be an NBA to watch this year.

To put it simply, both the boss and the player want to make more money, but there is only so much money, and the contradiction comes out. Only a few of the 30 teams in the big city team owners make money, the rest are more or less losing money, who wants to lose money business, so the boss collective wants to share more, the players do not want to suffer, a war of words without gunpowder began...

It's just for the money, and the bosses feel that some of them are losing money, and they want to cut the players' salaries to make themselves profitable, and the players don't agree, and both sides are on strike.

The player's share of gross earnings will be cut from the current 57% to less than 50%, the length and amount of the maximum salary contract will be reduced, and the current salary cap will be reduced to force more teams to pay the luxury tax. It's always these things, but judging by the news now, it's almost never going to stop! (If the answer we give can solve your problem, please adopt it and give a five-star, because your encouragement will make us better serve you and everyone, if you can't ask, Bayi Alliance thank you for your support).

That's because most teams in the NBA are losing a lot of money, so the league requires teams to reduce their players' salary caps and other players' salaries to help teams reduce expenses. Of course, the players were not willing to take a pay cut, so the NBA players' union was responsible for negotiating with the NBA league. This is known as a labor dispute.

Labor disputes also occurred in 1998, which was more serious, because the two sides could not agree, which led to a shutdown and a shortened season, with only 50 regular season games that season (the normal 82 games).

The NBA suddenly came to a halt, such a bombshell news shocked fans around the world, when the start of the game is still unknown, most teams have suspended training, all they can do is wait. How much of an impact has the NBA shutdown had on how much a player earned this season? Will the salary cap be enough for next season to be lowered as a result?

The famous Shen Zhiyu gave an interpretation.

According to the United States**, according to the plan, the NBA league originally planned to hold a meeting on the 13th to determine whether the remaining regular season games should be held behind closed doors or directly suspended, but because of the Gobert incident, the league also immediately announced the news of the suspension. This move is also responsible for the health of the players, and most of the players expressed understanding.

The famous Shen Zhiyu quoted the report of the United States ** and made 4 interpretations. Regarding the question of how long the suspension lasts, Shen Zhiyu said that theoretically it is at least two weeks, but it is not possible to start the game until all players have completed the test and the quarantine period has expired.

What about the team during the suspension? The rules are currently different for each team, with the Lakers requiring employees to work from home starting tomorrow, but there are no qualitative arrangements for the players. Kuban said that he would continue training, but judging by the quarantine requirements, it is not possible for the time being.

According to the collective bargaining agreement, when the season is suspended due to force majeure, the player will lose about 1) of the season salary for every game he misses, which is not a small amount for some players with an annual salary of more than 10 million. And the factors of majeure include war, terrorist incidents.

Pandemics, natural disasters, etc., such force majeure beyond the control of the NBA league or club, and this event is obviously included. At present, there are generally about 16-20 games left in the regular season, which means that the loss of players is around 20%.

Will the current suspension have an impact on the salary cap next season? Shen Zhiyu said that it depends on whether this season will continue, and whether it can remain intact next season, whether it will shrink? The salary cap is based on the total revenue of the league, and before that, due to an event, the league's revenue has shrunk, and if the league is shut down this season, the income of players next season will be significantly affected.

In this way, according to the collective bargaining agreement, in the event of a force majeure suspension, the season salary will be lost, which is not a small amount, for players with an annual salary of more than 10 million.

NBA suspensions will have a big impact on player salaries, the vast majority of player salaries will fall, and many stars may leave the NBA.

The impact is very large, and after the suspension, the employees will not be able to get the corresponding awards, and the income will be reduced a lot.