Sports Owners' Stand on Player Mobility Puts Ball in Courts; The Failure of the NFL Walkout Makes it Clear that Football Players Will Not Get Free Agency By Striking. Now They and Professional Basketball Players Must Turn to Litigation.

Michael J. Cozzillio

Sports Owners' Stand on Player Mobility Puts Ball in Courts; The Failure of the NFL Walkout Makes it Clear that Football Players Will Not Get Free Agency By Striking. Now They and Professional Basketball Players Must Turn to Litigation.

Michael J. Cozzillio

Widener University Commonwealth Law School

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Original language	American English
Pages	23
Volume	10
Specialist publication	Legal Times
State	Published - Nov 23 1987

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Sports Owners' Stand on Player Mobility Puts Ball in Courts; The Failure of the NFL Walkout Makes it Clear that Football Players Will Not Get Free Agency By Striking. Now They and Professional Basketball Players Must Turn to Litigation. / Cozzillio, Michael J.
In: Legal Times, Vol. 10, 23.11.1987, p. 23.

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