NBA Players 30 And Older Fall Below 20 Percent Of Minutes For First Time
Players 30 and older accounted for just 19.8% of NBA minutes last season. It marked the first time in modern history that the veteran share dropped below 20%, according to an analysis by The Ringer. The balance has flipped since the late 1990s. From 1995-96 through 2001-02, players 30 and older logged more minutes than every player under 25 combined each season. Now, players under 25 play twice as many minutes as veterans. Roster makeup reflects the same trend. Players 30 and older made up 17....
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