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SBXVII · 03-14-2011, 05:51 PM

wow, so much for turning over a new leaf.

#1- "If" scabs were allowed as during the first time around, I said I would watch them. You don't have to. I thought it was fun to watch average Joe's play ball. I don't care that they weren't making millions. It was just fun watching some people get a chance at something they otherwise would not normally get a chance to do and get excited seeing them get excited.

#2- Doom and Gloom. Your either a glass half empty or a glass half full. I prefer to listen to the pundits who are saying that both sides are not that far off and that although now it has to go to court, a deal could get done relatively fast within a month or two. Not that it will but it could.

#3- The other option is both agree to extend the old agreement for another year while they continue to work it out through the courts or the courts set up a temporary CBA possibly what the owners offered until both sides can agree on a new CBA.

And lastly I remember all the Doom and Gloomers who spoke out on the NHL strike and how bad Hockey would be. Hmmm... If I'm not mistaken hockey came back and is doing well. Maybe not as good money wise as they were or maybe better but new fans I'm sure filled in for the ones who left it.

03-14-2011, 05:51 PM	#397
SBXVII Franchise Player Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Virginia Posts: 7,766	Re: Ongoing CBA discussions wow, so much for turning over a new leaf. #1- "If" scabs were allowed as during the first time around, I said I would watch them. You don't have to. I thought it was fun to watch average Joe's play ball. I don't care that they weren't making millions. It was just fun watching some people get a chance at something they otherwise would not normally get a chance to do and get excited seeing them get excited. #2- Doom and Gloom. Your either a glass half empty or a glass half full. I prefer to listen to the pundits who are saying that both sides are not that far off and that although now it has to go to court, a deal could get done relatively fast within a month or two. Not that it will but it could. #3- The other option is both agree to extend the old agreement for another year while they continue to work it out through the courts or the courts set up a temporary CBA possibly what the owners offered until both sides can agree on a new CBA. And lastly I remember all the Doom and Gloomers who spoke out on the NHL strike and how bad Hockey would be. Hmmm... If I'm not mistaken hockey came back and is doing well. Maybe not as good money wise as they were or maybe better but new fans I'm sure filled in for the ones who left it.