NHLPA may soon benefit from Fehr's leadership; USTA sues Olympus; "Secret Contract" to be tested at trial
November 23, 2010
It's been awhile since we have heard anything about Don Fehr and the NHLPA. Last week it was reported that the NHLPA is close to putting Fehr in charge as the executive director. The NHLPA is just waiting on ballots to arrive from the last two teams to ratify their new leader . Of course, the NHLPA needs Fehr on board to give the union a boost as it starts negotiating with NHL on a new CBA. The current CBA will expire in 2012. It is reported that Fehr will have a salary of around $3 million.
It's been awhile since we have heard anything about Don Fehr and the NHLPA. Last week it was reported that the NHLPA is close to putting Fehr in charge as the executive director. The NHLPA is just waiting on ballots to arrive from the last two teams to ratify their new leader . Of course, the NHLPA needs Fehr on board to give the union a boost as it starts negotiating with NHL on a new CBA. The current CBA will expire in 2012. It is reported that Fehr will have a salary of around $3 million.
USTA sues sponsor
The United States Tennis Association (USTA), the people who present the US Open is suing Olympus. Olympus is opting out of the last two years of it's sponsorship of the Open, while the USTA is claiming Olympus still has a commitment for 2011. More to come on this.
"Secret Contract" developments
The United States Tennis Association (USTA), the people who present the US Open is suing Olympus. Olympus is opting out of the last two years of it's sponsorship of the Open, while the USTA is claiming Olympus still has a commitment for 2011. More to come on this.
"Secret Contract" developments
You say you haven't heard much lately about former Kansas State football coach Ron Prince and the secret contract? Well the matter is going to trial.
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