Will the NBA lose superstars to Europe?

Question

Should they get rid of the Salary cap, and let free enterprise take over.

Lebron is already talking about leaving.

Answer 1

the nba has plenty more superstars other than lebrick shame

Answer 2

Yes, The NBA will lose superstars to Europe. They already know the rules of international play, from the olympics. They see that Overseas teams are willing to pay huge salaries. They can go over there and dominate, win maybe 4 or 5 titles in a row.

WHY NOT???? Family......(MOVE THE ENTIRE FAMILY THERE TOO.)

Answer 3

Noo

the salary cap makes everything equal, otherwise it will be so lopsided like MLB with the yankees and mets and bosox

The NBA is losing crappy players, but have any good players left

NBA is the best basketball league in the world and there is no argument everyone dreams of playing in it.

Answer 4

yes- in the next 3-5 years

Answer 5

lebron is not going to leave..............the nba might lose star players, but not superstars

Answer 6

They'll eventually lose superstar talent, but it may take about another year or two, because that's when alot of the big names will hit free agency.

The problem with the salary cap in the NBA, is that the most that a player like LeBron could make is $20 million a season. Michael Jordan made $36 million during the 1997-1998 season and LeBron won't get that kind of salary in the NBA, even if its ten years from now. LeBron probably would play in Europe for even $40 million a year if it meant having his taxes covered.

The only problem with the salary cap being eliminated, is an owner such as Paul Allen of the Portland Trailblazers can literally buy an all-star team due to the fact that his net worth is at least 15 to 25 times that of any other owner in the league and he could have the best players in the league for each position on the court.  

Answer 7

they probably will, as jason kidd and dwight howard were also talking about going to europe