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Adam Silver commented on the matter of KD transferring to the Warriors saying it puts too much imbalance in the league so they might have some CBA changes regarding super teams.

And yeah now they want a more balance lol. Silver expressed concern at the signing of KD which creates another super team.

"I don't think having two super teams is good for the league," he said. "For me, part of it is designing a collective bargaining agreement that encourages the distribution of great players throughout the league.

But on the other hand, I see those super teams will now be more pressured since most of the fans have lots of expectation from them.

Let's make it simple, NBA is an association for entertainment and every team needs to profit in order to play their players so they need to make publicity on each team to gain support from fans, that is why games are rigged because they want entertainment.

this is the saddest truth NBA is already for entertainment and all because of money now, I think if the NBA association is in really care they should not allowed super team to be build at the beginning. well I hope it is not late for this.

It is apparent in NBA that superstars are given special treatment for the interest of the association and it has been happening that even the era of michael jordan, now its lebron james who is the darling of NBA, even if how good the warriors are but when the cavaliers are favored they can win easy.

I think if this one really happening inside the court I guess more and more fans will be disappointed if NBA continue to manipulate the game and favor which team or players they wanted to be famous oh well let see what will happen next the season is not yet been started so better keep on track.

Increase maximum salary. LeBron, Durant, Curry, Harden etc. are all worth 50-100 million a year. Teams would have hard time keeping two superstars (let alone 3 or 4) if the NBA just allowed the market to decide a players value. Instead we have average and even below average players making 10m+ a year.