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Originally posted by SFCH3DDERZ:Originally posted by AJ_Larrea954:Originally posted by WillistheWall:Originally posted by scout200:
As of now, ESPN is agreeing to pay $2 billion per year for the next decade - which if that happens, the lockout probably won't happen. :D
Siiiiiiick. ESPN to save the day
if that works I will never call them BSPN ever again
How would this make a difference in the negotiations, can someone explain.?
Originally posted by SFCH3DDERZ:Originally posted by SFCH3DDERZ:Originally posted by AJ_Larrea954:Originally posted by WillistheWall:Originally posted by scout200:
As of now, ESPN is agreeing to pay $2 billion per year for the next decade - which if that happens, the lockout probably won't happen. :D
Siiiiiiick. ESPN to save the day
if that works I will never call them BSPN ever again
How would this make a difference in the negotiations, can someone explain.?
anyone?
Originally posted by HessianDud:Originally posted by ishkabibel:
Both sides will share blame if there's a lockout. This scenario is driven by greed. How much is enough?
i really don't see how its the players fault if the owners lock them out--if the players strike you could maybe say its their fault, but the lockout is completely the decision of the owners, and any strike will come as the result of the owners decision to dissolve the CBA and make demands of the players.