CanadianPat'sFan
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We have bingo.
It is possible for the league to hobble along for another two years, but I don't think the owners will wait.
IMHO, abolishing the cap long term will end the sport as we now know it. Parity will be over. Many teams will lose money. And no one will win, except a few overpaid players. The union has always stood for the proposition of backing up the average player and the less than average player. A league without a cap is a league that reqards the very few.
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Parity is what we have that no other league has which is why NFL is the most popular league. We have 32 markets which have football and if we go down that route we will result in teams possibly folding or moving. The players deep down know this but they are out for #1 which they should be but at the cost of the game may not be worth it (MLB in 94 and yes I was an Expo's fan). Rookie pay scales in comparison to the Vets in the league should be more of a priority with the CBA.
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