Adam Silver: I don't think it's good for the NBA the notion of two super teams

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver is not a big fan of the super teams with several superstars in the same roster.

Per Sportingnews, "I've read several stories suggesting that that's something that the league wants, this notion of two super teams, that it's a huge television attraction. I don't think it's good for the league, just to be really clear. I will say whoever is the prohibitive favorite, try telling that to the 430 other players who aren't on those two teams”.

Solution? “Part of it is designing a collective bargaining agreement that encourages the distribution of great players throughout the league.

Free agency. "I absolutely respect a player's right to become a free agent, and in this case for Kevin Durant to make a decision that he feels is best for him, and I have no idea what is in his mind or heart in terms of how he went about making that decision. But we'll see," Silver said. "As I said, in a way the good news is that we are in a collective bargaining cycle, so it gives everybody an opportunity, owners and the union, to sit down behind closed doors and take a fresh look at the system and see if there is a better way that we can do it."