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Story summary
- NBA commissioner Adam Silver faces increasing criticism over the NBA's direction and the 82-game season.
- Critics cite concerns about player performance consistency and the declining quality of All-Star Weekend events.
- Bill Simmons of The Ringer questions Silver's commitment, arguing the current schedule prioritizes profit over player health and fan satisfaction.
- Silver has led since 2014 and signed an extension through 2030 despite backlash against his recent initiatives.
