Coronavirus

THE NBA SEASON COST HOW MUCH?

THE NBA SEASON COST HOW MUCH? This number of which the NBA has spent to get the restart season in action is absurd! The Orlando Bubble is costing the NBA 150 MILLION dollars for THREE months.

Now, granted, the costs are being put these things: daily meals, hosting/housing 22 teams (plus that includes staff that needs housing in three different hotels), daily COVID-19 testings, other medical support, entertainment, transportation, and security.

This is what Adam Silver had to say on this topic:

“It comes into play that we feel an obligation to our sport and to the industry to find a new normal.” NBA commissioner Adam Silver told Time magazine earlier this week. “It doesn’t come into play in terms of dollars and cents because, frankly, it’s not all that economical for us to play on this campus. It’s enormously expensive.”

Now, on the flip side, how much will the NBA be losing?

First of all, the NBA won’t and can’t be selling tickets to fans since there are none. Second of all, the major impact has been done to them by the Coronavirus. In short, they will be losing over a Billion dollars in revenue due to the Coronavirus.

Should the NBA continue with this season even with the money hits?

To be honest, truthfully, the NBA wouldn’t be affected even if they lost more money. Not to sound petty, but to the NBA they have been cooking with money that is pocket-change for them.

Honestly, they could run a few more months before having to worry about. So, to answer the question in the headline, even with them spending 150 Million dollars on the Orlando Bubble season I believe they should continue to play with no hesitations.

What do you guys think? Do you guys think they should cut down the money of the season costs? Do you think they should scrap this season? Sound off in the comments below to let us know what you are thinking!