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'L' WORD IS ON MANY MINDS POLL: BY SLIGHT EDGE, LOCKOUT WON'T OCCUR
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If the results of a recent poll of NBA players mean anything, a
lockout will be avoided next season. That's the good news.
The bad news is, the margin was a three-pointer at the buzzer.
The Rocky Mountain News asked 151 players, more than one- third of
the league, whether they believe the NBA will have a lockout when the
collective bargaining agreement expires July 1. Neither yes nor no
received a majority.
Answering no were 65 (43.0 percent) and yes 62 (41.1 percent). The...
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