I've read one comment on Facebook about a good proposal for all these ruckuses about the contracts of players.
Especially, Kyrie who was being discussed about his "no back-to-back games" and "below 60 games".
I was unable to get the link as there is none and cannot find it anymore to print screen it.
But it goes like "Put him in per game contract if he likes playing only as when he wants to."
If I am not mistaken, this already happened before but I cannot remember who the player was. (Cousins, Melo, or Howard?) I think it's Melo.
The NBPA will surely be unhappy if Adam Silver decides this will be the new program regarding contracts.
The circulating greed for money while being lazy is too high in this era, something must be done or this will be out of control in the future.
I think there are players that have been offered to play like just 10 days and then after that, they're released immediately. If this is the case for Kyrie, that could be an advantage to him, but I don't think many will like this type of contract.
It's a business and having that out of a fixed contract also means a lesser salary for them. But if that's the ideal thing for them to be applied and it's likable to them, they just have to agree especially for Kyrie if this is for real.
Well, teams have the right to do this offer to those players that they think aren't worth it with the former contract they've offered.