It’s fine if you disagree with today’s ruling in Brendan Sorsby’s case. But the solution isn’t a new federal law giving the NCAA the antitrust exemption it craves. It’s collective bargaining, with the players treated as employees and the employees represented by a union.
Here’s my latest for @PennLive on Mt. Lebanon’s 16-10 win against Cumberland Valley to clinch a spot in the PIAA Class 3A girls lacrosse quarterfinals for the third year in a row.
“We have nothing to lose,” said Cincy recruit Quinn Murdoch.
Full story: https://t.co/yY220lwB8H
Brian Flores’ race discrimination case against NFL and teams is now even more interesting as a judge rules his claims will be heard in court, not in arbitration.
That could mean more evidence & testimony become public; also makes settlement more likely: https://t.co/UW3ujHxSX1.
Curt Flood, born this day in 1938, was the first to courageously challenge the reserve clause. While his judicial case was lost, his sacrifice paved the way for Players to continue using their voices to fight for the right to free agency in baseball.
Congratulations @EHeidenreich44 and @AlexTecza2 You’ve inspired more than you know and showed them how the game should be played. Thank you. #LeboProud
On the late Michael Weiner's birthday, we remember the former MLBPA Executive Director for his vision, his lifelong commitment to advancing the rights of Players, and his enduring impact on our union.
Siena men's lacrosse coach Liam Gleason has died, the school announced Wednesday, three days after he suffered a traumatic brain injury in a fall at his home. He was 41. https://t.co/w4CcrJt23y
This Giving Tuesday, stand with NEFSA. Your support protects our fisheries and the communities that depend on them for generations to come. Together, we can continue the fight to preserve our legacy. #FightSalty
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A jury trial that could fundamentally reshape the business relationship between NASCAR and its teams—and that will feature Michael Jordan, NASCAR CEO Jim France and other major American sports figures—will begin next Monday in federal district court in Charlotte, N.C. This trial will happen unless a settlement is reached over the Thanksgiving holiday.
Learn more here: https://t.co/fIv1ybYvZE