1994 Baseball Strike 
.... for example, will lose significant amounts of income during a strike." Some fans blamed ballplayers' greed, while other fans believed that
team owners had been ....
(2035
8
)
1994 Baseball Strike
.... for example, will lose significant amounts of income during a strike." Some fans blamed ballplayers' greed, while other fans believed that
team owners had been ....
(2015
8
)
Major League Baseball Strike
.... for example, will lose significant amounts of income during a strike." Some fans blamed ballplayers' greed, while other fans believed that
team owners had been ....
(2042
8
)
Tax-Subsidized Sports Stadiums
.... and elected officials have invested the time needed to understand why this welfare system exists and just how profitable it is for the
team owners and players ....
(4258
17
)
Microeconomic Theory of Moving a Sports Team
.... earnings, depreciation, and so forth) the cash flow to the franchise
owners is sufficient to .... explain why a franchise owner might decide to move a
team from one ....
(1021
4
)
Salaries and Compensation in the NFL
.... The strategy of reducing up-front monies sought by agents can be implemented by
team owners meeting with licensed sports agents to negotiate new ways of ....
(695
3
)
Executive Summary: Compensation in the NFL
.... The strategy of reducing up-front monies sought by agents can be implemented by
team owners meeting with licensed sports agents to negotiate new ways of ....
(695
3
)
Arbitration in Baseball This paper w
.... In the summer of 1994, the
team owners entered into the negotiations with the players with the intention of revising the 1990 labor agreement. ....
(2722
11
)
Baseball Since The Strike
.... the strike was ended by Judge Sonia Sotomayor's granting of the National Labor Relations Board's request for a preliminary injunction against the
team owners. ....
(2030
8
)
Athlete Salaries
.... Extra revenue generated by increased ticket prices allows
team owners to better compete for the best available talent, resulting in higher player salaries ....
(1372
5
)
Media Economics & Sports
.... same bed sports has become a massive form of product marketing for corporate America, one with lucrative economic rewards for sports
team owners, players, the ....
(2186
9
)
Unethical Behavior of Professional Athletes
.... Yet, in a world where the public actions of
team owners demonstrate that players, rather than coaches or managers, have the last word, the possibility of ....
(2525
10
)
HIV/AIDS in Contact Sport
.... the sports community, the protection of HIV-infected players (by notifying them of their condition), and the protection of the
team owners' investment by ....
(3668
15
)
A Sports Agent in the NFL
.... In Sunseri's view, the 6-foot-5, 315-pound Gilbert is a victim of the NFL's collective bargaining agreement between
team owners and players, which allows each ....
(1631
7
)
Sports Agents in the National Football League
.... In Sunseri's view, the 6-foot-5, 315-pound Gilbert is a victim of the NFL's collective bargaining agreement between
team owners and players, which allows each ....
(1631
7
)
Sports Industry
.... Organizations or individuals can be producers or intermediaries and include
team owners, sanctioning bodies, agents, corporate sponsors, media and sporting ....
(1553
6
)
Women Sports Reporters
.... Women sports writers face discrimination and abvuse from a variety of sources--the players,
team owners, their fellow newsgatherers, their editors, and the ....
(2209
9
)
Team Building of a Baseball Team
....
team. Unlike most
owners of companies, this one does not want the
team to do well, to play effectively or to make a profit. Instead ....
(2095
8
)
BASEBALL'S EXEMPT STATUS
.... New York, to establish the game's first "reserve rule." At first, the rule was written to protect only five players per
team, but by 1890
owners succeeded in ....
(2035
8
)
Gender Relations & Sports
.... Women sports writers face discrimination and abuse from a variety of sources--the players,
team owners, their fellow newsgatherers, their editors, and the ....
(5017
20
)
Inequality & Racism
.... that even though the majority of players in the National Football League are black, there are only two active black coaches and no black franchise
team owners. ....
(1123
4
)
Sports and the Individual
.... their impact, it is necessary to organize those it influences into groups: the athletes themselves, spectators, sports organizers,
team owners, and avid fans. ....
(975
4
)
Sports Law - Collective Bargaining
....
team loyalty than with obtaining high salaries. It is extremely unlikely that this attitude will change or that the most successful franchises or their
owners ....
(1007
4
)
Salaries of Professional Sports Players
.... However, local rights accrue to the local
team. It is these revenues that many
owners feel provide advantage to some teams while disadvantaging others. ....
(1406
6
)
Sports Stadium Construction Legislation
.... Jones cannot use the three reasons primarily used by franchise
owners to win support for public financing. He cannot maintain the
team needs a state-of-the-art ....
(719
3
)
Sports & Entertainment Ethics
.... Inc. For example, should
owners or managers be able to override the decisions of
team physicians and health trainers? Should coaches ....
(2579
10
)
Trademark Licensing & Sports Teams
.... the investment and goodwill of trademark
owners in their marks," (Stabbe, 2005, p. 68). From the Pittsburgh Steelers to the New York Yankees,
team logos, names ....
(840
3
)
EJ Gallo Winery E. & J. Gallo Winery is a privately
.... decades to the point where revenue from television and increased popularity of the game as a whole has boosted the profits to be realized by
team owners. ....
(6336
25
)
Sports Stadiums
.... In no county do professional
team sports account for as much as 1% of the .... 6). The scenario will likely not change as long as sports franchise
owners are able ....
(2297
9
)
Rebellion Against the National Basketball Association
.... been abandoned in the face of intense opposition and included a
team luxury tax .... players would then be able to seek an injunction against the
owners and their ....
(1577
6
)
