NBA's recent offer could have benefitted Thunder
The NBA set out on a social-media campaign last week designed to familiarize fans with the league's final proposal for a new collective bargaining agreement.
NBA commissioner David Stern and deputy commissioner Adam Silver spent part of their Sunday night answering questions on Twitter , and the league posted a minute-and-a-half soundless slide show on YouTube explaining details of the league's offer.
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