After Kevin Garnett(notes) delivered an inspired sermon in the NBA players union meeting a week ago, declaring his willingness to sit out the season and forfeit $18.8 million in salary, a far more measured voice spoke up with 60 rank-and-file players in a New York hotel ballroom.
Shane Battier’s(notes) question, directed to Players Association executive director Billy Hunter, was simple: The NFL’s union leader, DeMaurice Smith, had agreed to take $1 in salary for the length of the NFL lockout.
Will you do it too, Billy?
http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news?slug=aw-wojnarowski_billy_hunter_nba_union_062911
ShaneBattier:
Dear @NBA, I hate public breakups. I'm sorry. Call me. Its never too late. Xoxo.
http://twitter.com/#!/ShaneBattier
Shane Battier’s(notes) question, directed to Players Association executive director Billy Hunter, was simple: The NFL’s union leader, DeMaurice Smith, had agreed to take $1 in salary for the length of the NFL lockout.
Will you do it too, Billy?
http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news?slug=aw-wojnarowski_billy_hunter_nba_union_062911
ShaneBattier:
Dear @NBA, I hate public breakups. I'm sorry. Call me. Its never too late. Xoxo.
http://twitter.com/#!/ShaneBattier