The evidence confirms Adam Silver is the current NBA Commissioner and that he has made statements regarding the NBA's return to play and the league's business aspects. However, none of the provided evidence explicitly states that he called a 'preseason meeting' specifically to determine the postseason schedule with an 'emphasis on TV money.' The claims regarding the meeting's purpose are not directly corroborated by multiple independent sources.

The evidence provides general information about NBA TV deals (e.g., 'NBA TV is an American sports-oriented pay television network owned and operated by the National Basketball Association (NBA)' and 'The 2025–26 season marks the first year of 11-year agreements with broadcast channels ABC'), but it does not contain any evidence, cross-references, or web search results confirming the specific claim that 'The NBA decided to sell playoff games to streaming services to gain quick money while minimizing national audiences during peak TV viewing periods.' This specific allegation is not supported by the provided evidence.

The evidence contains a web search result that directly states the claim: 'Furthermore, if the Knicks — representing the nation's largest TV market — made the playoffs, the NBA would sell at least two of their first-round games to a streaming operation, to maximize ...'. However, no other independent sources (cross-references or other web/wiki results) corroborate this specific prediction or scenario. The other evidence relates to general playoff information or Knicks history but does not confirm this specific sale prediction.