Why Are NBA Ratings Sinking?’: Draymond Green and Gilbert Arenas Have Shocking Explanations

The 2024 NBA season is about 15 games in, and let’s just say things aren’t going well in the ratings department. After seeing their viewership decrease by 12 percent during last season’s playoffs, the start of the season has seen as big as a 28 percent decrease on ESPN, which is the league’s lead broadcast partner. NBA commissioner Adam Silver has used various excuses as to why the league to keep fans interested. His latest is the low ratings are a byproduct of presidential election and World Series between the New York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers, which went a very quick five games. That excuse isn’t flying with most, and now one of the more outspoken and controversial players in the league, Draymond Green, is speaking on it.  "I actually think Draymond [Green] should be suspended for an extended period of time… This could have been a season-ending injury [for Zach Edey]… There's no room, no place in our game for those type of actions."– Kendrick Perkinspic.twitter.com/ZAtXxY9b2m— ClutchPoints (@ClutchPoints) November 19, 2024 Green Says Suspending Him Would Create Buzz And Boost Ratings& Usually when you hear the name Draymond Green the word drama or controversy isn’t far behind. Speaking...