Silver sees future NBA games in China

NBA commissioner Adam Silver says he thinks his league will play games in China again 'at some point' after going five years without such a contest
Kevin C. Cox / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA/AFP/File

NBA commissioner Adam Silver says he thinks his league will play games in China again 'at some point' after going five years without such a contest
Kevin C. Cox / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA/AFP/File

An explosive triple-header fires off the international-flavored 2026 Shakey’s Collegiate National Invitationals on…

Blackwater has sent a strong statement to the rest of the field after scoring back-to-back wins over title contenders…

University of Santo Tomas (UST) displayed championship poise and nerves of steel to outlast St. John’s…

Beermen hang tough, survive huge Dyip scare

Biñan Tatak Gel crawled out of a deep hole to nip Cebu, 78-77, in the SportsPlus Maharlika Pilipinas Basketball League…
National Basketball Association (NBA) commissioner Adam Silver said he expects his league will once more play games in China after having not done so since 2019, according to multiple media reports.
Silver, speaking at Columbia University in a sports management conference, said he expects a China return despite no NBA games there since two 2019 pre-season contests were played in controversy following a tweet supporting freedom for Hong Kong by then-Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey.
“I think we will bring back games to China at some point,” Silver said.
“We had a well-known incident there pre-pandemic with a tweet and China’s government took us off the air for a period of time. We accepted that. We stood by our values.”