NBA to begin naming winning bids for Europe teams in the coming months, deputy commissioner says
The NBA plans to begin naming winning bidders for 12 permanent European teams in the next 60 to 90 days, Deputy Commissioner Mark Tatum told CNBC.
NBA to begin naming winning bids for Europe teams in the coming months, deputy commissioner says
The NBA plans to begin naming winning bidders for 12 permanent European teams in the next 60 to 90 days, Deputy Commissioner Mark Tatum told CNBC.
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