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NBA Seeks $1.2 Billion From YouTube for Local Streaming Rights
NBA is seeking $1.2 billion from YouTube for a local streaming deal covering 29 teams, per SBJ. "If the NBA can offer YouTube 29 clubs, it will want roughly $1.2B in return. Then, the league would siphon off rights fees to each team individually, based on market value." Larger markets would get more than smaller ones like Memphis.
By Adit Pujari
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Brian Windhorst Reveals James Harden’s Role in Cavaliers’ Offseason
Brian Windhorst revealed that James Harden helped reshape Cleveland’s offseason before re-signing with the Cavaliers. "Harden not only was willing to reduce his salary, but he was willing to recruit," Windhorst said. He stated that Harden specifically recruited Peyton Watson at Fanatics Fest, with the two sharing Los Angeles ties. He ultimately received a fully guaranteed three-year, $97 million deal.
By Pranay Mukherjee
about 21 hours ago
Damian Lillard Says Ring Culture Unfairly Diminishes Great Players
Lillard said it bothers him when championships are used to diminish otherwise great careers, noting some stars simply ran into Michael Jordan or the Warriors dynasty. He pointed to facing Golden State in three straight playoff runs and said circumstances matter. Still, Dame joked that if he eventually wins a ring, he’ll gladly “go to the other side.”
By Raahib Singh



