NBA faces pressure to alter 65game eligibility rule for players to be considered for awards
News Source : Fox News
News Summary
- The National Basketball Players Association (NBPA) called on the league to make a change to its 65-game eligibility rule.
- NBA players who fail to play 65 games are not considered for the league’s top honors, like NBA MVP.
- The union pointed to Detroit Pistons star Cade Cunningham, who emerged as an MVP candidate this season but may not be considered if he misses more time.
- The rule was put in place in October in hopes of curbing load management and put an emphasis on the regular season.
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