NBA Returns July 31st! | How Much Money Have They Lost Already?

Nearly three months after the novel coronavirus pandemic brought the NBA to a pause, professional basketball has officially set the framework for its comeback to the court.

The NBA’s Board of Governors voted to approve a plan that will see 22 teams continue the 2019-20 regular season in late July. The plan, which required a three-quarter majority and passed by a 29-1 margin, with the Portland Trail Blazers as the lone dissenting vote, will include the top nine teams from the Eastern Conference and the top 13 teams from the Western Conference. The eight remaining teams will not participate given that they were well outside the playoff picture when NBA Commissioner Adam Silver indefinitely suspended the season March 11.

All 22 teams will live and compete within a bubblelike environment at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex at Disney World, where contact with outsiders can be strictly limited. Each team will play eight additional regular season games as tuneups and to help determine playoff seeding and matchups. Games will begin July 31 and continue into October without fans in attendance.

They are very excited to return to the court. How much have they lost in their three-month pause?


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