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NBA owners are definitely feeling the heat now. As the season came to an abrupt end, it sure has taken a toll on their pockets too. Acknowledging this fact, LA Lakers GM Rob Pelinka and other NBA owners are pleading to finish the season. They are even suggesting it to extend as late as August.

Recently, NBA commissioner Adam Silver confirmed that the NBA will be suspended for at least 30 days as the league will search for better options during this time period. In the past couple of days, three NBA players have turned positive for Coronavirus. These players include Utah Jazz’s Rudy Gobert & Denvon Mitchell and Detroit Pistons’ Christian Wood.

If the NBA season goes to August, then there will definitely be a huge conflict of Interest between network scheduling rights holders and other stakeholders in the matter. As NBA season then will definitely clash with the American Football season.

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But team owners consider this a small issue. As league sources report they are willing to accept the financial loss due to suspended games. But they want to finish the season for the players, fans, and for the love of the game.

Rob Pelinka held a conference call with LA Lakers

Rob Pelinka recently had a conference call with Lakers players where they were informed about the league’s current new rules, according to Brad Turner of Los Angeles Times:

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