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Not long ago, NBA fans endured the infamous “superteam” era, where GMs invested everything into their top-end talent in hopes of stacking the deck in their favor.
NBA fans on social media joked that Commissioner Adam Silver accidentally leaked the league's script during a recent media appearance. While discussing league parity, Silver stated that Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is heading toward the Finals again before quickly clarifying that it was simply Oklahoma City's hope. The slip prompted viral fan reactions claiming the upcoming season was already rigged.
Silver emphasized that the NBA currently features unprecedented balance and competition following rule changes designed to prevent tanking and distribute talent. Fadeaway World notes there is no evidence of game rigging, observing that Oklahoma City is a small-market team whose championship contention reflects genuine roster depth alongside players like Chet Holmgren and Jalen Williams.
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