Brooklyn Nets’ superstar point guard Kyrie Irving speaks often of having an impact beyond the game. This may be his chance.
Author: Ken DeStefano
Ken DeStefano is an attorney in New York with over 15 years experience in the field of labor law and collective bargaining.
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The Collective Bargaining Agreement: A New Deal is Ratified
The Collective Bargaining Agreement: Mediation Ends With a Deal
The Collective Bargaining Agreement: Mediation Begins
The Collective Bargaining Agreement: Leverage
The League does not agree to give the players fifty percent of Basketball Related Income because it is the right thing to do: it does so because the Players Association forces it to. The Players Association does not agree to extra playoff games in the early rounds because of the soundness of the League’s explanation: it agrees because it must.