How to negotiate a new NBA CBA; Catching Hell; Dodgers ask for a continuance
September 28, 2011
NBA labor talks to continue today
How league revenue will be divided and the structure of the salary cap are all that stand in the way of a new NBA CBA. Which reminds us of a Monty Python skit on "How To Do It", just follow these simple instructions and presto a new CBA.
Frank Murtha and Steve Bartman
Frank Murtha and Steve Bartman
Attorney-Agent Frank Murtha pops up in an article about Steve Bartman. Bartman received some blame from Chicago Cubs fans for his role in interfering with outfielder Moises Alou during the NLCS game 6 between the Cubs and Florida Marlins in 2003. Bartman has remained silent for eight years now and may as well be in the witness protection program. Frank Murtha's interviews with SportsLawTalk can be viewed by going to sportslawtalk.com and going to the interview section. Last night ESPN's documentary on Bartman called Catching Hell made its debut.
Dodgers in court
Dodgers in court
Attorneys for the Los Angeles Dodgers have asked a Delaware bankruptcy court for a continuance on Major League Baseball's motion to force a sale of the Los Angeles Dodgers. MLB attorneys had asked bankruptcy judge Kevin Gross to terminate the Dodgers' exclusive rights to file a reorganization plan in order that MLB could submit its own plan. The MLB plan calls for Frank McCourt to sell the Dodgers.
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