Not many of the NBA players who gathered Sunday afternoon in Los Angeles to play in a charity game hosted by Cleveland Cavaliers guard Baron Davis had gone over the details of the new collective bargaining agreement the NBPA and NBA owners tentatively agreed to this week.

The league and the players association are still negotiating secondary issues and the players union still needs to reform and put the new CBA to a vote among union members.

But unlike in the NFL, where there was a last minute panic amongst players over the finer print in the deal, no one seemed particularly concerned that this deal could fall apart.

via Ramona Shelburne of ESPN Los Angeles