By Alfie Gray

With Adam Silver stating that NBA Expansion is "very likely" with two more teams, following their current TV deals at the end of the 24/25 Season, let's explore potential cities the NBA should consider for expansion.

Seattle, Washington: A basketball-loving city that has been clamoring for the return of an NBA team since the SuperSonics left in 2008. With a passionate fan base and a rich basketball history, Seattle seems the most likely choice for expansion.

Las Vegas, Nevada: The entertainment capital of the world, Las Vegas, has proven its ability to host major sporting events. With the additions of the Golden Knights, Raiders and the A's. Adding an NBA team would further solidify Vegas as a sports destination.

Vancouver, British Columbia: Another city nostalgic for NBA basketball after the Grizzlies relocated to Memphis in 2001. Vancouver boasts a diverse population and a strong sports culture, making it an attractive option for expansion.

Louisville, Kentucky: Home to passionate basketball fans and the historic Kentucky Derby, Louisville has long been rumored as a potential NBA expansion city. It could provide a new market for the league to tap into.

Kansas City, Missouri: With a rich basketball tradition and a centrally located arena in the heart of downtown, Kansas City could be a prime location for NBA expansion, bringing professional basketball back to the Midwest.

Mexico City, Mexico: As one of the largest cities in the world, Mexico City offers a massive and passionate fan base eager to embrace NBA basketball after already getting a G League team. Expanding into Mexico could open up new opportunities for the league's global growth.