"NBA's CBA future uncertain as Friday deadline looms"
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The NBA and NBPA have until March 31 to reach a new collective bargaining agreement, or the league will opt out of the current one by June 30. Negotiations have been ongoing for months, with significant issues such as an upper spending limit, load-management, and contract extensions still to be resolved. If a new deal isn't reached by June 30, all league business would grind to a halt, potentially leading to a lockout that costs the league games.
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