New NBPA executive director David Kelly criticized the NBA’s second apron system, stating it negatively impacts fans, players, and roster stability, benefiting only the owners. He argued that allowing teams to invest more could generate greater revenue and fan interest. The current CBA, which runs until 2029-30, allows for an early opt-out, and the union is already preparing for future negotiations. Additionally, Kelly emphasized the importance of player health investments and the potential use of in-game wearable technology for health improvement.
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