The meeting will continue starting at 10 a.m. in hopes of compromising between players and owners. What happens if they do not agree?
Does this mean boyfriends would actually have to think of activities to do with their girlfriends during the time they usually have allotted to watching basketball games? Will celebrities have to find a new place to hang out this year, instead of their usual court-side seating game experiences?
It is interesting to see where this story will go and see if they make any progress at today's meeting and reach a solution. If not, boyfriends everywhere have some planning to do.
What is probably going to happen if a deal is not reached is that the more notable players will sign "lock-out" contracts to play in leagues abroad. Europe has proven to be a popular choice, with NBA players already having arrangements made to play in Spain, Italy, and Germany to name a few countries. I can imagine there will be T.V. syndication rights agreed to, and the games will be available through either the internet or cable.
ReplyDeleteMost NBA players wont make the move to Europe, as most European teams cant afford to pay them the amount that would be required to make it worthwhile, after all if they get hurt overseas they will miss out on their large guaranteed NBA contracts.
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