NBA Notes: Second apron, Spurs, De’Aaron Fox, Wizards, Trae Young

NBA salary cap The NBA Players Association continues to push back against the league’s second tax apron. New NBPA executive director David Kelly told The Athletic’s Mike Vorkunov that the current system has gone too far, arguing it discourages teams from keeping championship-caliber rosters together. “It’s not good for fans. Not good for players,” Kelly said. “The only people who really seem to love it are the owners.” Kelly said the union would like to see the second apron either eliminated or softened, contending that teams should have greater flexibility to invest in winning rosters. He also challenged the idea…