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Donnie Nelson: D-League “fastest, most effective” path to the NBA
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[QUOTE="Fly Rodder, post: 2096029, member: 2133"] I think they will. I don't think that D-leaguers will ever be getting six figures, except for a handful that get contracts. D-leaguers are already making more than run of the mill AAA baseball players. Ultimately, IMO, if the league continues with a salary cap and revenue keep increasing, the money will go somewhere(s). One of those places will be securing potential talent and developing it. I think there are 30 NBA teams that are looking to get more value out of their players and one way is to develop players themselves instead of relying on college or foreign coaches/systems. [/QUOTE]
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