The final, fleeting fight for 30 teams to resume the NBA's season is raging through these last days of indecision. Hours of commissioner Adam Silver's time are being spent engaging owners and high-level executives who are making the case for how the league should march into the summer's playoffs, including those desiring the entire league to descend upon Orlando, Florida.
Some want a wide-open playoffs, a knockout round to give those teams who are among the worst a way to punch up into the play-in for the eighth seed. Some want every market -- New York and Chicago included -- invited into the fans' consciousness.