Irving criticized the public contract style: Is the NBA a show or the stock market?

Recently, NBA player Mavericks guard Irving posted on social media about the league's disclosure of details of the player's contract. He believes that this behavior is uncomfortable, which will cause information overload and harm the team.

Irving's original words are: Disclosing the details of the contract will pose some threat to the players, because everyone knows the details of the contract and it is easy to see, but I think this may be an information overload to some extent.

This remark has sparked considerable debate on social media. In fact, Irving's remarks also represent some attitudes on the players. Indeed, for players, the contract has reason to be protected, which is a respect for the player's privacy.

But there are also different voices and opinions on the Internet. They believe that if the contract details are not disclosed, how should the transaction be made, and how can the team take out matching chips to trade players? This statement is not wrong. In fact, for the team and the players, the contract is not impossible to be disclosed, but the details of the contract should be known as both the team and the players, rather than publishing all the details.

And from the current years, although the details of the players' contract have been announced, this has not disrupted the normal progress of the transaction, nor has it caused any harm to the players and the team. It can only be said that such things are a matter of opinion. If something really happens to the players and the league is bad, then we will naturally take relevant measures to deal with it.