It is amazing how the NBA labor situation seems to receive about 1% of the attention that the NFL labor stoppage did. And it is not only because of the PSU scandal, although that has certainly helped give the media … finish reading NBA labor become fight over jurisdiction
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ESPN report that the NBA players are unlikely to accept the current deal
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It is always amazing when you see lawsuits filed by agents against players even in the wake of the ongoing improper benefits which were provided by that agent. The allegations were first reported by The Washington Post which has a … finish reading Beasley files countersuit against agent for improper benefits
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John Amaechi was the first openly gay former NBA player. He is outspoken about anti-gay prejudice. Perhaps more importantly he speaks out about the failure of professional athletes to make more of an impact of society. And it is interesting because … finish reading Amaechi speaks out on anti-gay sentiment in British sport; and on much more
It appears that there has been some progress as the parties met for 15 hours including some meetings that apprently took place in small groups. As negotiation lengh increases it is usually an enouraging sign because it means that the … finish reading Are we seeing progress in NBA talks?
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Dr. J is being sued by an Atlanta bank for $200k relating to a loan given to his company for the aquisition of a golf course. But Dr. J claims that the planned memorabilia sale of many of his personal items … finish reading Dr. J sued for $200k; denies memorabilia sale linked
As the NBA appears heading to more cancellations all of the parties involved are making contingency plans. The players are set for an exhibition tour of the world. But despite all the plans and the supposed desires of the parties … finish reading NBA likely to lose more games
The Philadelphia 76ers have new owners after their deal was completed this morning. The deal to sell the Sixers to a group led by New York-based leveraged buyout specialist Joshua Harris has been completed. The Sixers will hold a news … finish reading 76ers sale officially completed
(AP) The sale of the Philadelphia 76ers has been approved by the NBA Board of Governors, a source familiar with the deal tells The Associated Press. The person spoke on the condition of anonymity because the sale has not yet … finish reading 76er sale is approved by NBA
In the least shocking news of the year, the NBA has cancelled the first two weeks of the season. Expect more cancellations to follow shortly. Despite the attempt by players to discuss the situation and express their opinions even after … finish reading NBA cancels first two weeks of season
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The NBA appears no closer to a resolution as the parties are still several percentage points away from the revenue splits that they are seeking. Each side feels that they have provided significant movement on the issue but the proposed … finish reading NBA labor meetings cancelled; games next to be cancelled
(AP) Prosecutors have dropped a marijuana possession charge against NBA veteran Marcus Camby after his arrest during a traffic stop in suburban Houston. Camby was arrested last month after police in Pearland said they found less than two ounces of the … finish reading Marijuana charges against Camby dropped
As you read the various reports about the NBA labor situation you see a lot of animosity between the sides. And if you think that there is hope that the situation will be resolved, look at the facts: David Stern … finish reading NBA season in jeopardy, sides not even close
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Guys, I write to you from New York where we have had the most recent negotiating sessions, the latest one today. I wanted to keep everyone in the loop on the events of the past few days and since my … finish reading Text of letter from Derek Fisher responding to agent letter
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The following is the text of a letter sent by a group of high profile NBA agents to NBA players. The group of agents consisted of: Arn Tellem of Wasserman Media Group; Bill Duffy of BDA Sports; Dan Fegan of … finish reading Text of letter to NBA players from group of agents
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Ben Wallace has waived his right to a preliminary hearing on charges of drunken driving and unlawfully carrying a concealed weapon according to an AP report. Wallace and his attorney were in 48th District Court in Bloomfield Hills on Monday … finish reading Pistons Ben Wallace waives DUI hearing
According to police, Javaris Crittenton has arrived in Atlanta to face a murder charge in the shooting death of woman. Crittenton, former Washington Wizards guard, was suspended along with teammate Gilbert Arenas for having guns in the team locker room … finish reading Javaris Crittenton returns to Atlanta to face murder charge
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You are in trouble when DeMaurice Smith is the one telling you that decertification is not a good idea. And so after a week of failed talks by the NBA and the players, agents started calling for the NBPA to … finish reading NBA fans need to settle in for long layoff
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Bobcats owner Michael Jordan was fined $100k for comments he has made during the lockout especially those relating to Milwaukee Bucks’ Center Andrew Bogut. That violated the league’s policy that bars team owners and employees from discussing the lockout or … finish reading Michael Jordan fined $100k for talking about lockout
NBA labor become fight over jurisdiction
It is amazing how the NBA labor situation seems to receive about 1% of the attention that the NFL labor stoppage did. And it is not only because of the PSU scandal, although that has certainly helped give the media … finish reading NBA labor become fight over jurisdiction