This week, new terms were reached for the NBA's new collective bargaining agreement. As part of the new deal, it was agreed upon that the league would no longer drug test players for marijuana, officially marking the beginning of a new era.Of course, the NBA hasn't tested players since they agreed to go to the infamous 'bubble', with this season being the third time that players have skirted marijuana testing. Once Shams Charania tweeted the news, fans were quick to provide hilarious reactions.Shams Charania@ShamsCharaniaSources: NBA players will no longer be prohibited for marijuana under the new seven-year Collective Bargaining Agreement. It's been removed from the anti-drug testing program, a process that began during 2019-20 season.330314202Sources: NBA players will no longer be prohibited for marijuana under the new seven-year Collective Bargaining Agreement. It's been removed from the anti-drug testing program, a process that began during 2019-20 season.Rosie the Patriot Pug@pug_rosie@DailyLoud @TheMike816 I say bong rips every quarter. Slow the pace down a bit.2@DailyLoud @TheMike816 I say bong rips every quarter. Slow the pace down a bit.$𝔩𝔞𝔭☃️@slvppy@DailyLoud come back real soon49412@DailyLoud come back real soon https://t.co/GyuHlG0xo5Ball Room Service🏀@ballroomservice@ShamsCharania KD is probably high right now 76626@ShamsCharania KD is probably high right now 😂 https://t.co/xLV2RCPfneTim@timguy223@DailyLoud We will see the best basketball played in all of its history.78429@DailyLoud We will see the best basketball played in all of its history.ßœÿ@A1PIuG@DailyLoud Bronny and Ja25012@DailyLoud Bronny and Ja https://t.co/rNx6aKKvwnVVS@vvs2die@DailyLoud Players already didn’t care lmfao3613@DailyLoud Players already didn’t care lmfaoG.Multani@geemultani24@DailyLoud LETS GOOOOOOO4297@DailyLoud LETS GOOOOOOO💨💨💨💨💨💨💨💨💨💨💨💨💨💨💨💨💨💨💨💨 https://t.co/7cY3cRQ7baSteven Castillo@STEEEZUSCHRIST@ShamsCharania J.R Smith363786@ShamsCharania J.R Smith https://t.co/MyTk74XG4sTaySix@1TAYSIXOWE@DailyLoud They hitting the vape in the restroom during halftime 23@DailyLoud They hitting the vape in the restroom during halftime 💨Dino Maragay@dino_mars@ShamsCharania W53613@ShamsCharania W https://t.co/jpZJUyIX0pTheCoolBlackNerd@1CoolBlackNerd@DailyLoud POV of defenders trying to guard Kyrie while high as hell‍1516@DailyLoud POV of defenders trying to guard Kyrie while high as hell😮‍💨🍃🍃 https://t.co/xlbCxd0eUH優木せつ菜 🇦🇷@nijigasakilove@DailyLoud Extremely rare nba w21@DailyLoud Extremely rare nba wKofi@blackkingkofi@DailyLoud1315@DailyLoud https://t.co/Bdjc9j0GkZOther agreements in the new NBA Collective Bargaining AgreementWith the NBA now formalizing a lack of drug testing for marijuana, there were several other big changes that made headlines. As part of his big series of Tweets, Shams Charania brought fans up to speed on all the latest changes included in the new CBA.The change that stirred up the most controversy online was the criteria for award eligibility. Now, players looking to secure awards like MVP or Defensive Player of the Year, for example, would have to play a minimum of 65 games to be eligible.Although the rule change is aimed at trying to incentivize teams and players to compete as often as possible, many question if it will work. As fans have seen in the past, if a player needs one or two more games to hit a contract bonus, they'll quickly check out after tip-off.2023 NBA All Star GameOther notable changes include an In-Season tournament that would see players earn $500,000 per player. In addition, the veteran extension limits will be increased from 120% to 140%, and there is now a third two-way contract via cap exception.Of course, there were mixed reactions to the new CBA, with some fans in favor, and others questioning whether big market teams will be hard-pressed to keep players.As it turns out, with an additional 'salary cap apron' $17.5 million over the tax line, teams will miss out on key roleplayers thanks to the taxpayer mid-level exemption. Under the new rules, Golden State wouldn't have been able to sign Dante DiVincenzo and Milwaukee wouldn't have been able to sign Joe Ingles.Below, you can see Bobby Marks talking about why it's in the best interest of both sides to get a deal done before things were finalized: