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    College superstar Rose'sACL's Avatar
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    Default Silver swiftly locked in a new $24 billion national television deal

    Silver swiftly locked in a new $24 billion national television deal to run from 2016-17 through 2024-25 … at nearly three times the value of the current TV contract.
    this is why lebron and love are waiting to sign a big contract in 2016. i think most players would wait if they can.
    http://espn.go.com/blog/marc-stein/p...rthy-of-praise
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    Default Re: Silver swiftly locked in a new $24 billion national television deal

    Link or your mom sleeps with the mailman

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    Default Re: Silver swiftly locked in a new $24 billion national television deal

    Not a lot of money

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    Default Re: Silver swiftly locked in a new $24 billion national television deal

    How will this effect the cap......like how much will it increase?

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    Default Re: Silver swiftly locked in a new $24 billion national television deal

    Bran needs more help imo. This will do wonders for his career. He can beg kd to come on board.

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    Default Re: Silver swiftly locked in a new $24 billion national television deal

    Quote Originally Posted by Thunderfan86
    How will this effect the cap......like how much will it increase?
    http://www.ibtimes.com/how-nba-tv-de...ations-1700882

    this is why people were signing shorter deals and this is why some people were complaining some of this years deals were overpays when they will be cheaper on the new pay scales.

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