Players raise stakes Agent says plans are in place to form new league

From: The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | Date: December 14, 1998| Author: TOM ENLUND | Copyright information

Just call it A League of Their Own.

National Basketball Association players are talking more seriously about taking their ball, going home and starting their own league if the labor impasse wipes out the 1998-'99 season.

To hear some agents tell it, the groundwork is already being laid for such an endeavor. "It's clear that as this lockout goes on, the timing is ripe to create not only other games for players to make money, but potentially another league," said agent Arn Tell...

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