With conversations about the nature of load management reaching a fever pitch in the NBA this year, Bulls guard DeMar DeRozan has proposed a fairly radical solution to incentivize superstars to play more frequently in the regular season.
For a survey published in The Athletic after NBA All-Star weekend in Salt Lake City, DeRozan was asked to give a number of games in which players should be required to play to be eligible for the MVP award.
"All 82," he replied. "Minimum? 78."
