Adam Silver's next contract is a golden one.
Silver is expected to sign a contract extension that will keep him as NBA commissioner until the end of the decade -- or 2030 -- ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski reported Saturday, citing sources.
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Once the Board of Governors complete formal negotiations, Silver will persist with a new media rights deal and league expansion being two top major objectives, Wojnarowski added.
Silver last extended his contract in 2018, which was set to expire in the current 2023-24 season.
During his tenure, he's been involved with creating the in-season tournament and play-in tournament to freshen up the regular season and playoffs.
Silver also drove the league through the COVID-19 pandemic, which saw play resume in the infamous Orlando bubble.
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He also oversaw sales regarding troublesome ownerships in the Los Angeles Clippers' David Sterling situation and the recent one involving Phoenix Suns' Robert Sarver.
The 62-year-old assumed office in 2014 following David Stern's retirement. He was the deputy commissioner for eight years. Mark Tatum currently is the new deputy commissioner.