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The NBA officially pushed back hard this past Friday, flat-out denying the narrative that its new second apron rules are hurting the league’s “lower” and “middle” class players. NBA Communications dropped the stats, asserting that roster spots are holding steady and annual salaries have actually shot up by nearly $1.3 billion since the apron came into play. The league’s point is simple: the water level hasn’t changed, with 450 roster spots and players still grabbing roughly 50% of the…
Multiple teams around the NBA have to make a decision over the next couple of days on what they want to do with their final roster spot. Some teams have more than 15 players, including the Los Angeles Lakers, who find themselves in one of the more interesting positions.
Sonya Curry married "the most amazing man" this summer, she shared in an Instagram post on Friday.
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