Adam Silver

cars, et cetera, whatever. And I think that's become very accepted. I think we did it in a fairly classy way. It's a relatively small logo on the team jerseys. But that not only has added a lot of value to the league, but for those companies that choose to put their logos on,

team uniforms they become that much more engaged in the league they're that much more incentivized to promote the league and so it sort of becomes you know a virtuous circle of sort of promotion around it so a few of those things i think you know even looking at i remember back in the day in the 90s early 90s now, when the continuous score clock was first proposed.

team uniforms they become that much more engaged in the league they're that much more incentivized to promote the league and so it sort of becomes you know a virtuous circle of sort of promotion around it so a few of those things i think you know even looking at i remember back in the day in the 90s early 90s now, when the continuous score clock was first proposed.

team uniforms they become that much more engaged in the league they're that much more incentivized to promote the league and so it sort of becomes you know a virtuous circle of sort of promotion around it so a few of those things i think you know even looking at i remember back in the day in the 90s early 90s now, when the continuous score clock was first proposed.

I mean, Dick Eversol, still a close friend, was the executive producer of the president of NBC Sports. He opposed that idea, you know, both for football and basketball. I mean, it's almost unimaginable to watch a sporting event now and think you got to wait, you know, for however many minutes till the director decides, you know, to show you the score again. But

I mean, Dick Eversol, still a close friend, was the executive producer of the president of NBC Sports. He opposed that idea, you know, both for football and basketball. I mean, it's almost unimaginable to watch a sporting event now and think you got to wait, you know, for however many minutes till the director decides, you know, to show you the score again. But

I mean, Dick Eversol, still a close friend, was the executive producer of the president of NBC Sports. He opposed that idea, you know, both for football and basketball. I mean, it's almost unimaginable to watch a sporting event now and think you got to wait, you know, for however many minutes till the director decides, you know, to show you the score again. But

remember in those days i mean the initial idea was no we don't want to show a continuous score because if people tune in they see it's a 10-point game or whatever they'll tune out yeah and and and it took a long time and again that's one of those conventions it's almost unimaginable now to watch a game where you can't see the score at any moment and in my sense is there's i think a lot about to change on the production side i mean as as games are shifting from what i would call traditional television call that broadcaster cable to streaming

remember in those days i mean the initial idea was no we don't want to show a continuous score because if people tune in they see it's a 10-point game or whatever they'll tune out yeah and and and it took a long time and again that's one of those conventions it's almost unimaginable now to watch a game where you can't see the score at any moment and in my sense is there's i think a lot about to change on the production side i mean as as games are shifting from what i would call traditional television call that broadcaster cable to streaming

remember in those days i mean the initial idea was no we don't want to show a continuous score because if people tune in they see it's a 10-point game or whatever they'll tune out yeah and and and it took a long time and again that's one of those conventions it's almost unimaginable now to watch a game where you can't see the score at any moment and in my sense is there's i think a lot about to change on the production side i mean as as games are shifting from what i would call traditional television call that broadcaster cable to streaming

it creates all these new opportunities all these new capabilities of the streamers because of interactivity to do new things on the screens and i think you know we're like like for example i i understand the criticism now from people who don't like to see sport sports betting information during games whether it's because they don't want to personally or they don't want their kids to be able to see it i think we're not that far away we're just going to go click and if you don't want any information about sports betting

it creates all these new opportunities all these new capabilities of the streamers because of interactivity to do new things on the screens and i think you know we're like like for example i i understand the criticism now from people who don't like to see sport sports betting information during games whether it's because they don't want to personally or they don't want their kids to be able to see it i think we're not that far away we're just going to go click and if you don't want any information about sports betting

it creates all these new opportunities all these new capabilities of the streamers because of interactivity to do new things on the screens and i think you know we're like like for example i i understand the criticism now from people who don't like to see sport sports betting information during games whether it's because they don't want to personally or they don't want their kids to be able to see it i think we're not that far away we're just going to go click and if you don't want any information about sports betting

You won't have to look at it. On the other hand, if you're someone in a state where it's illegal and you can bet on sports, you'll see a lot more information if that's what you want. So I think things will become much more customized over time.

You won't have to look at it. On the other hand, if you're someone in a state where it's illegal and you can bet on sports, you'll see a lot more information if that's what you want. So I think things will become much more customized over time.

You won't have to look at it. On the other hand, if you're someone in a state where it's illegal and you can bet on sports, you'll see a lot more information if that's what you want. So I think things will become much more customized over time.

That would be fun. I definitely could make some news with my answer to that one. I would say, so no, for the record, I haven't thought about that. But it is an interesting comparison. You know, I will say, just because you mentioned baseball, talking about rule changes, I'm a huge baseball fan, and I'm a big change, a big fan, I'm sorry, of the changes that they've made. Like, I think...

That would be fun. I definitely could make some news with my answer to that one. I would say, so no, for the record, I haven't thought about that. But it is an interesting comparison. You know, I will say, just because you mentioned baseball, talking about rule changes, I'm a huge baseball fan, and I'm a big change, a big fan, I'm sorry, of the changes that they've made. Like, I think...

That would be fun. I definitely could make some news with my answer to that one. I would say, so no, for the record, I haven't thought about that. But it is an interesting comparison. You know, I will say, just because you mentioned baseball, talking about rule changes, I'm a huge baseball fan, and I'm a big change, a big fan, I'm sorry, of the changes that they've made. Like, I think...

you know, the pitch clock, you know, slightly enlarging the bases to make stealing easier and stuff like that. Like I've looked at those things, you know, and we've talked about that at the league office and with our competition committee.