National Basketball Association, also known as NBA, is a privately owned entity headquartered in the US. Founded in 1946, it employs approximately 20,900 individuals and reported $11.3B in revenue as of 2024. With spectator sports as its main product, the organization operates the NBA, WNBA, NBA GLeague, NBA 2K League, and Basketball Africa League.

2024 Revenue

Founded

1946

Headcount

27,807

Headquarters

United States

Primary Segment

Spectator Sports

Ownership

Privately Owned

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The Denver Nuggets have experienced a gradual decline from their status as a top-tier NBA title threat over the last few years, a development that could potentially benefit the OKC Thunder in future drafts, according to reports on August 20. This follows an offseason trend where several Western Conference teams, including direct rivals of the OKC Thunder, saw key players move to the Eastern Conference, with notable examples being the pending Kawhi Leonard trade from Los Angeles to Toronto and LeBron James' free agency signing with the Philadelphia 76ers. Previously, on August 19, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver spoke at the league’s Summer League tournament in Las Vegas, about four months after NBA owners unanimously voted to explore the city as a potential expansion site. Also on August 19, the NBA criticized an ESPN report alleging the league found no evidence in its investigation that the Los Angeles Clippers funneled money to Kawhi Leonard to circumvent the salary cap. The league asserted that ESPN's article, which lacked NBA cooperation, contained "numerous and significant inaccuracies." Earlier the same day, Commissioner Silver addressed tanking during a press conference at the Finals, acknowledging it as "not a new issue for this league" but expressing surprise at "how quickly it became acceptable behavior."

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