NBA Rumors: League Fears Losses Could Be $1 Billion If 2020-21 Season Starts In January
It's unclear when the season will begin
There’s no start date for the 2020-21 NBA season after last year’s campaign ended in October.
And it apparently could cost the league a pretty penny.
The NBA and its Players’ Association reportedly can’t agree on when the season should start. The league wants a December Opening Night, while the players are hoping for a start closer to Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
If the players get their way, it reportedly could lead to $1 billion in losses.
According to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, the NBA fears losses anywhere from $500 million to $1 billion should the schedule not start until 2021.
With November right around the corner and the two sides still at odds, they’ll need to do a lot of work if December is possible.
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