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Retiring NBA Commissioner Stern Reflects on 30-Year Tenure

When NBA Commissioner David Stern started his job in 1984, it wasn’t a sure thing that professional basketball would attract audiences and fans in the millions. But as Stern prepares to retire on February 1, 2014, basketball is one of sports’ biggest attractions with 30 NBA teams, TV contracts and international fame.