2011年11月12日土曜日

Teams' value rises as owners' split grows

The league’s assertions that they are losing upwards of $300 million per season have been met with skepticism from the players association and fans alike. After being given the opportunity to examine the league’s books, the union admitted the league was losing money, but said the losses were closer to $100 million than $300 million. The union also believes the league has up its sleeve a few extra ways of squeezing out a profit. One of these is an ancillary benefit associated with negotiating a more favorable split of basketball related income (BRI) with the players.

Source: http://espn.go.com/blog/truehoop/post/_/id/33175/teams-value-rises-as-owners-split-grows

Kevin Harvick Andrew Bynum Baron Davis Golden State Warriors Jacques Laffite Jason Leffler

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