Milton Bradley Suspension; Zina Garrison Settles Suit Against United States Tennis Assoc.
September 21, 2009
Attention First Year Law Students! Next time you're caught unprepared in class, use this quote from Milton Bradley, "I'm not talking about that. What else you got?" Cite from: http://blogs.chicagosports.chicagotribune.com/sports_hardball/2009/09/
bradley-not-with-cubs-hendry-will-address-team.html
Zina Garrison, a former tennis star on the women's tour and until last year the United States Fed Cup coach, has settled the lawsuit she filed against the United States Tennis Association. Garrison alleged she was discriminated against because she was paid a lower salary than Davis Cup Cup coach Patrick McEnroe, and that she was held to a higher standard than McEnroe.
http://www.tennis.com/news/news.aspx?id=185982
It's Gonna' Happen.
Last year (2008) the Chicago Cubs and their fans continually said "It's
Gonna' Happen". Unfortunately for the Cubs and their fans, it did not happen. This year, if any one said "It's Gonna' Happen ", they may have been referring to the date when the Cubs would suspend outfielder Milton Bradley. Well, it happened. This brings to mind the Cincinnati Bengals' "loyalty clause", also known as the "Carl Pickens Clause", by which the Bengals placed language in player contracts that restricted the players from making any dispargaing remarks about the team.
We expect the players association to support Bradley.
Attention First Year Law Students! Next time you're caught unprepared in class, use this quote from Milton Bradley, "I'm not talking about that. What else you got?" Cite from: http://blogs.chicagosports.chicagotribune.com/sports_hardball/2009/09/
bradley-not-with-cubs-hendry-will-address-team.html
Cubs GM's, Manager's comments:
Zina Garrison, a former tennis star on the women's tour and until last year the United States Fed Cup coach, has settled the lawsuit she filed against the United States Tennis Association. Garrison alleged she was discriminated against because she was paid a lower salary than Davis Cup Cup coach Patrick McEnroe, and that she was held to a higher standard than McEnroe.
http://www.tennis.com/news/news.aspx?id=185982
Posted by sportslawtalk at 9/21/2009 12:01 AM 
Categories: Milton Bradley;loyalty clause;Carl Pickens Clause; Zina Garrison; United States Tennis Association
Categories: Milton Bradley;loyalty clause;Carl Pickens Clause; Zina Garrison; United States Tennis Association
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