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Detroit Free Press · Jul 15, 2019

Niyo: Player-driven NBA sets a new course — and fast

LeBron James, left, and Anthony Davis will be teaming up in Los Angeles after Davis requested to be traded out of New Orleans. (Photo: Damian Dovarganes, Associated Press)

They say power corrupts. But it also corrects, occasionally.

And now that the dust has settled after a seismic start to the NBA’s free agency period, maybe that’s what we’re seeing.

With one dynasty dismantled, and another denied, the NBA landscape looks decidedly different. Maybe not here in Detroit, where the terrain hasn’t changed all that dramatically. But elsewhere, something resembling parity has begun to take shape.

Full story at Detroit Free Press

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