The NBA and the Players Association met for 12 hours on Wednesday. The bad news is that they still haven't reached a deal. The good news is that the NBA is freezing it's timeline in regard to a "reset" proposal until they get through this session, which will continue Thursday at noon.
More hope came from Thursday's labor negotiations in Manhattan. This meeting was only half as long as Wednesday's, and the BRI split was still not discussed, but more progress was made on system...
David Stern made the media rounds on Thursday, explaining the owners' position in the NBA lockout and stressing the importance of next week's talks with federal mediator George Cohen. The two sides...
With the first two weeks of the regular season on the brink of being cancelled, the NBA and Players Union will meet Sunday night in New York, reports Howard Beck of the New York Times. The meeting...
In his second piece for Grantland.com, Gladwell takes a look at the Nets, and whether or not they're really making money. As Gladwell puts it, the economics of basketball teams are about a lot more than basketball.
A number of NBA teams seem ready to split their current surroundings for better deals elsewhere so Gov. Chris Christie has spoken with David Stern about having one move to Newark once the Nets depart for Brooklyn in 2012. Stern has said New Jersey has had its chance with the Nets and is unlikely to support such a move.
