The odds of the NBA missing its upcoming season equates to the flip of a coin, according to Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports.
"I think there's probably right now a 5050 shot that there is no season," said Wojnarowski on Comcast Sports Net New England's Mohegan Sun Sports Tonight, adding that even a shortened season wouldn't benefit an aged Boston team. "I think it hurts the Celtics in a shortened season, because you have so many back-to-back-to-back games -- games compacted. It really hurts Boston in that scenario."
NBA owners locked out their players on July 1 upon the expiration of the collective bargaining agreement. NBCSports.com's ProBasketballTalk gets to the crux of the issues between the league and players with a Q&A post.
Wojnarowski published a column on the lockout, in which he writes owners have ordered David Stern to "break these players; crush them once and for all."