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Originally Posted by Jacks
Trying to push all that through would pretty much guarantee a strike ...
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You mean an owners lockout.
It’s important that people understand the difference. The players will not strike, they would simply choose to work under current the CBA which is what would happen if the it expires and the players don’t strike. Unless of course the owners lock the players out, which is 100% guaranteed if the players don’t agree to new terms first.
With that said, the owners have themselves to blame if they don’t like the results of the current CBa but that’s not really an issue. They will lockout the players and get what they want.
That’s how it works. That’s how it’s always worked and always will work.
Oh and ticket prices won’t come done unless demand comes down, which is an entirely different subject.