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The year was 2019 and the then General Manager of the Houston Rockets, Daryl Morey [https://www.essentiallysports.com/tag/daryl-morey/] shared a tweet [https://nypost.com/2019/10/06/houston-rockets-gm-daryl-morey-clarifies-controversial-hong-kong-tweet/] that triggered a chain of events, culminating in the Chinese government suspending NBA broadcasts on state-owned CCTV for nearly two years. It is a new dawn as the Brooklyn Nets owner Joe Tsai recently declared that the “NBA is in a very good place” with China. But what does this new dawn truly mean for the league?

Nets owner Joe Tsai recently declared that the "NBA is in a very good place" with China. But what does this truly mean for the league?

A lawyer turned NBA Writer at EssentiallySports, Aakritee Raajj found herself in
the right realm as soon as she dropped her black coat to don the Mavericks’
jersey in the NBA department. That’s how the content strategy desk trusts her
with any coverage demanding a legal knowhow. She became a fan of the league in
the late 2000’s after Dirk Nowitzki upset the Miami Heat in Game 6 during 2011
NBA Finals. Since then, it’s been quite a ride for her. Through her writing, she
loves analyzing live games, post-game pressers, giving a bird’s eye, detailed
and unbiased view of the events live in action. When she’s not knee-deep into
all things NBA, she’s busy reading in a corner reading, or perhaps watching a
legal drama.

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A lawyer turned NBA Writer at EssentiallySports, Aakritee Raajj found herself in the right realm as soon as she dropped her black coat to don the Mavericks’ jersey in the NBA department. That’s how the content strategy desk trusts her with any coverage demanding a legal knowhow. She became a fan of the league in the late 2000’s after Dirk Nowitzki upset the Miami Heat in Game 6 during 2011 NBA Finals. Since then, it’s been quite a ride for her. Through her writing, she loves analyzing live games, post-game pressers, giving a bird’s eye, detailed and unbiased view of the events live in action. When she’s not knee-deep into all things NBA, she’s busy reading in a corner reading, or perhaps watching a legal drama.