Bobby Marks explains how the new NBA CBA benefits the players | NBA on ESPN

Bobby Marks explains how the new NBA CBA benefits the players | NBA on ESPN
Bobby Marks discusses the new collective bargaining agreement that has been ratified by team owners and the National Basketball Players Association.
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[@nunomartins4265]

its a disaster for the players actually. so bad, i fully predict a players strike in a year or two and problems with their own union. they sold out non star players for nothing

[@HKim0072]

Plain and simple. Less teams will be paying the luxury tax which means 2 things:
1- poor teams will be cheaper with salaries because they aren't getting handouts from the luxury tax teams
2- richer teams won't be adding more salary above the 2nd apron which means less salaries for players
CBA sucks for players.

[@jonathanchan1365]

thx dude not bothered although i kinda want to know the exact details but its good enough i guess.

[@cashflodigitalsportsnetwork]

@Hkim
I don’t completely understand your first point. I just read a detailed article on the new CBA.
In conclusion, I understand your second point. The new CBA ultimately is designed to pay players less in salaries guised around parody and low market competition.

[@Dremac5]

Yeah it’s very easy to understand how it helps owners and not clear with players
Does not pass the smell test at all

[@andrecambridge4474]

Smartest man in the convo. Thanks Bobby.

[@Chris_Swish_OtM]

They should have exempted the tax on homegrown players who were drafted by their team.

[@rob111094]

Is it more advantageous to a team to have a player on a late 2nd round rookie contract, or a two way contract as an undrafted free agent?

[@MrDrsogood]

Seems like this just lets the shitty and cheap teams keep doing their thing. While if draft well and want to win you get punished

[@HighPlainsDrifter53]

I wish we all could collectively bargain. But no, just these cry babies. Gotta thank republicans for that. They've been eliminating labor rights for decades.

[@TRINI818]

Felt like I was back in college watching this..😅

[@pimpnamedslickback7780]

How does it benefit the players? Twams will be spending way less money

[@ryanrowe1975]

Luxury tax to spending more money over 90% over the salary cap and changing the first regular season of paying $60 million from the Spurs to trading away below the salary cap less level of a mid level exception.

[@blablablaa14]

Couldn't the Spurs just stay under the 90% minimum and just not gotten a tax distribution but could just save on salary?

[@b.7811]

... they already makes millions of dollars...

[@kiddsupreme]

Remember that when YOUR boss says YOU can't get any more since you ALREADY "make what you make"

[@bluematter5850]

And the owners are billionaires

[@andrecambridge4474]

Spoken like a loser

[@HKim0072]

The players get 50% of basketball related revenue. And get zero of the increase of the value of the franchise.
The Bucks owner just made $800M in 9 years. And, that doesn't count all the benefits / revenue he received during the ownership period. Oh yeah, that $800M gets taxed at 20% since its capital gains.

[@Jackson54321]

@@kiddsupreme this is money for your kids kids bro it’s different when ur getting paid 50-100K vs 2-50 Million per year

[@94mikless]

I understood 1% of the video lol

[@theceo4744]

I was raising my hand lol

[@tmac731]

I understood like 5% of what he said. Can somebody explain what the aprons mean

[@joeshmoe8134]

Apron = Level

[@1234KeithB]

It’s what you wear while cooking dinner. How you can’t see the correlation or how that ties in to what he is explaining is beyond me. It’s simple