What the latest NBPA election means for the NBA: Is the stars-first era over? | The Jump

Rachel Nichols, Brian Windhorst and Scottie Pippen head to "Crunch Time" to discuss several topics, including Karl-Anthony Towns being involved in a car accident, Stephen Curry hitting 20 3-pointers in the last two Warriors vs. Kings matchups, and (1:03) the latest NBPA elections, which are installing Andre Iguodala, Malcolm Brogdon, Jaylen Brown and Bismack Biyombo in key positions. They discuss what their replacing of LeBron James & Co. means for the players association, future NBA contracts, and whether the era of superstars-first might be over in future CBAs.

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