The NBA is considering expanding to 32 teams, with a Board of Governors meeting scheduled for March 24-25 to discuss adding franchises in Seattle and Las Vegas, targeting the 2028-29 season. Expansion fees for each team could range from $7 to $10 billion. Seattle, once home to the SuperSonics, has a strong basketball heritage, while Las Vegas has become a significant sports market, hosting the NBA Summer League since 2004. Both cities have a history of successful professional sports teams, indicating a favorable environment for a new NBA presence.
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