The NBA Wants the Dynasty to Die

The NBA, with the second apron in last year's collective bargaining agreement (CBA), is taking on a new path - more so than limiting the Warriors and the Clippers. There's a secret plan that they're going through with... that, if executed properly, will change the league forever.

What is that? Find out now on kipkame11.

[kipkame]

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[jamesfitzgerald]

Parity is good for the hardcore fans, outside of them, dynasties have always been far more profitable and better for the league overall, personally I'm loving not having any real idea who's gonna be in the finals every year, but look at the 70s, when was the last time you heard people ever talk about Willis Reed's Knicks or Wes Unseld's Bullets/Wizards, the 70s is literally the least talked about decade in NBA history because of parity.

[Dryice]

The reason why is because Adam Silver wants the NBA to have the same appeal as the NFL where your team can go from mid to great in a year and great teams don’t survive for mire than 6 yrs

[bytheriverinpeace]

one thing i think people are forgetting is that the nba is now in business with sports betting apps. meaning with more parity, sports betting will now be a lot tougher when you don't know which team is gonna win it all. even on a game to game basis, one team destroying the league like 2016 warriors, 2013 heat, 08 celtics, 01 lakers 96 bulls etc will likely be a thing of the past. which means vegas and the apps will be losing a lot less on payouts. especially when you got a team like the 2017 and 2018 warriors where you already kinda knew the outcome of the finals before the playoffs began, people would be able to bet with confidence. now you don't know if boston will even return to the finals. even if there is an "upset", the betting public will be so divided on who wins that payouts from the apps will consistently get lower and betting big will be more risky.

[dunnowy]

Not a unique opinion, but I think dynasties are important to sport. Parity gets boring, because there's no villain for everyone to hate on and no awe inspiring team that everyone talks about. The NBA needs dynasties more than any other league, since its so star driven. Every superstar has been connected to a dynasty: Kobe, MJ, Steph, Magic, Larry, hell, even Lebron OWNED the East. It was fun seeing what East team could take him down, even if none did.

NBA heads love parity, but it's bad for business and general cultural exposure. I get that the NBA wants to be the NFL, but the nature of the sport makes that so unlikely, and it's not like the NFL LACKS dynasties (hell, the Chiefs' success is a huge driver of interest)

[everyonesaidmynamewasstupi]

as an okc fan it sucks to see how perfectly this rebuild has come together, while knowing that for the entire rest of our superstar’s prime, this cba is going to get in the way. i’m hoping we can continue to draft well, but it just doesn’t feel right that the team couldn’t possibly be in a better situation and yet things still feel so uncertain

[willestrada]

As a Nugget fan, you hit the nail right on the head.. we built our team under a different cap and now with this we are on the verge of not being the dynasty it was envisioned as just two seasons ago

[vince__k]

Still find their gamble to remove dynasties a pretty confounding one, is it a strategy to create stronger core fanbases within contending organizations? I seriously don't know why they're suddenly going against a formula that has worked for so long. Not that the original dynasties era was perfect, but a little tinkering could've worked. This feels overkill.

[hittheboof]

This channel is gonna blow tf up once the NBA season starts, your videos rock dude!

[Yffgh]

OKC is built to get past the new cba there is a reason they stocked up on so many draft picks lmao

[pimpnamedslickback]

NBa ratings were at their best during dynasty years. Ratings have been down since we've seen more parity. So i don't understand the logic behind adam silver

[Mezukage]

this new CBA doesnt want superteams being formed especially by big market teams. this CBA goes after supermax players. basically, making them choose 25-35% of your team's cap or take a pay cut so your team has the cap space to give you help. supermax players cant choose both anymore.

[bgtheone]

When the league was diced up from the ABA and the NBA competing at the same time, and there was the most parity in basketball, the only memorable names are legends. No one remembers the chips. NBA needs to do something else.

[michaelbietsch]

The timing of this stupid shit stucks so much as a nuggets fan. We have a top 20 player in the history of the sport in his prime. Two years of his prime were wasted because of injuries to our 2nd and 3rd options, along with our bench being decimated. Then we finally break through, just to lose our 6th man. Then, because of the cba, not only do we lose a starter, our bench is filled with five guys who are unplayable, one guy coming off an ACL injury, a guy who should be a 3 or 4 who's gonna have to play the 5, a 3rd year player, a 2nd year player who didnt get much time as a rookie cuz of an mcl injury, and soon, the biggest wildcard in the sport in Russel Westbrook

[Zrj]

As a thunder fan, Sam presti is a SMART ASS MAN. He has so many draft picks and will trade great players for even more draft picks and he will be able to continue this cycle of doing so and bringing players around Shai Jdub and Chet for years to come

[galarook]

Dame didn’t choose Milwaukee. They chose him. He wanted to go to the Heat

[notfam]

8:48 Ive veen dying at this edit for the last 10 minutes man. You just got yourself a new fan 💀💀

[calebford]

I’ve watched the nba religiously since 2012. The second apron is the worst decision I’ve seen them make and it’s not even close.

[nxxdle_]

everything new I learn about the 2nd apron repeat offender penalties makes me go “this is wayyy too much”

[josephalvarez]

One of the most well made videos I’ve seen on the topic. In a sea of click bait casuals, it’s awesome to see high effort content like this. Subbed