Well, the NFL has ended their lockout so hopefully the NBA can follow suit.
^ naa ra ang tubang sa imong post bro...
At its current pace, the NBA is in no hurry to follow in the NFL’s footsteps - Ball Don't Lie - NBA*Blog - Yahoo! Sports
First Bargaining Session Of NBA Lockout To Be Held In Early August, Says Union
A National Basketball Players Association spokesman confirmed to SBNation.com that the union and NBA are hammering out details for the first bargaining session of the NBA lockout, to be held within the first two weeks of August.
Recent reports have suggested that neither the players or owners have shown an inclination to get back to the bargaining table, given the vast gap said to separate the sides. But staff from each side have been communicating, and a bargaining session that includes NBA deputy director Adam Silver and members of the union's board will be held in early August.
The NBA officially locked out players on July 1. When the NBA last locked out players in 1998, the sides didn't meet until the second week of August.
News of the coming meeting arrives as the NBPA considers decertifying as a union and filing anti-trust litigation against the league. The NFL Players Association decertified as that league's lockout began last spring; the NFL ended its lockout on Monday after 136 days.
First Bargaining Session Of NBA Lockout To Be Held In Early August, Says Union - SBNation.com
hopefully magkasinabot una ang mga owners sa ilang profit sharing... para dili na mahasol ug apil ang mga players
Source: NBA sides to resume labor talks Monday - NBA - SI.com
The distribution of profits on owners side is NOT the problem here , it's the splitting of the BRI between the owners and players (60-40 BRI split in owners' favour) to cover their expensive OPERATING COST other than lowered player salaries , contract duration , NFL-esque franchise tag , and flex cap .
kung ako i-take nako ang side sa mga players, its not fair to negotiate to be profitable, when there is another way to increase their profit. why should the players give back their salary to the owners in a 60-40 split, when the owners themselves can share their profits, and help the struggling teams?
mao gyud na nahitabo sa bargaining... here's the update sa ilang negotiation yesterday.
David Stern, Derek Fisher join NBA labor talks for first time - ESPN
i hope magkasinabot na gyd cla....... the lockout should be ended.
wa pa jud ni sila nagkasinabot...unsaon nlng...
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