That's the optimist point of view. I don't think we can "assess" when they will get a deal done. It could be today, it could be tomorrow, it could be in 3 weeks, a month, 3 months, etc. All depends on the owners and their willingness to actually negotiate with this BRI.
That's the optimist point of view. I don't think we can "assess" when they will get a deal done. It could be today, it could be tomorrow, it could be in 3 weeks, a month, 3 months, etc. All depends on the owners and their willingness to actually negotiate with this BRI.
Their minds are already made up. Either take the 50% or the deals will continually get worse as time drags on
Their minds are already made up. Either take the 50% or the deals will continually get worse as time drags on
The NBA has opened an official, verified Twitter account -- @NBA_Labor -- to add their message to the labor discussion during the ongoing lockout. The account's profile promises to provide "Collective Bargaining news and facts directly from the NBA office."
On Wednesday, the account sent a message to Detroit Pistons forward Charlie Villanueva and Oklahoma City Thunder center Nazr Mohammed to dispute their understanding of the revenue split.
"Owners last proposal was a 50/50 equal split of BRI, the agreed-upon revenue share between the league & players," the message read. The National Basketball Players Association disputes that the owners offered a true 50/50 split because of the deductions taken off prior to the splitting process.
The NBA's official account then retweeted the message to its more than 3 million followers.
Mohammed replied: "Don't tweet me during this lockout! Isn't that a fine or something lol?!?! #NBALockout That's hilarious! I can't workout at our team's facilities or have contact with coaches but @NBA_Labor & @NBA can harass me on twitter lol SMH"
Mickey Arison needs to appeal his fine and call David $tern out for this
The NBA has opened an official, verified Twitter account -- @NBA_Labor -- to add their message to the labor discussion during the ongoing lockout. The account's profile promises to provide "Collective Bargaining news and facts directly from the NBA office."
On Wednesday, the account sent a message to Detroit Pistons forward Charlie Villanueva and Oklahoma City Thunder center Nazr Mohammed to dispute their understanding of the revenue split.
"Owners last proposal was a 50/50 equal split of BRI, the agreed-upon revenue share between the league & players," the message read. The National Basketball Players Association disputes that the owners offered a true 50/50 split because of the deductions taken off prior to the splitting process.
The NBA's official account then retweeted the message to its more than 3 million followers.
Mohammed replied: "Don't tweet me during this lockout! Isn't that a fine or something lol?!?! #NBALockout That's hilarious! I can't workout at our team's facilities or have contact with coaches but @NBA_Labor & @NBA can harass me on twitter lol SMH"
Mickey Arison needs to appeal his fine and call David $tern out for this
Originally Posted by CP1708
Originally Posted by CP1708
This is where the line has to be drawn.Originally Posted by Cyber Smoke
Originally Posted by CP1708
So a grown $## man can't decide where he wants to work after his contract ends ? even if he doesn't have control where he is drafted ? $#@! outta here man
