BREAKING NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said he does not anticipate moving next year's All-Star Game from Salt Lake City despite new transgender law
SALT LAKE CITY — even after Utah legislators voted to override a governor veto on a bill that restricts transgender students from participating in school sports.
However, Silver said there has been no discussion among league leaders about moving the game and doesn't believe it would do any good anyway. Utah is one of several states that have either passed laws restricting transgender athletes or are currently proposing similar legislation. When asked why the league would move the game from Charlotte and not Salt Lake City, Silver responded that unlike North Carolina, positions will be more difficult to change in Utah.
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