>Well, they have been informed that if they continue with the
>boycott, it could lead to the eradication of the current CBA,
>and that they would have to negotiate a new CBA.
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>Even though players were supportive on social media, a lot of
>players felt blindsided by the actions of the Milwaukee Bucks,
>because they had no choice but to follow suit, considering the
>climate of everything. And I understand that, but this is an
>usual situation, and considering that the Jacob Blake
>shooting happened in Wisconsin, players should be a bit more
>understanding. However, I do believe the Bucks should have met
>with all the players in the league first, before abruptly
>boycotting today’s game. That way everything they wanted to
>address and request would have been worked out and agreed upon
>by all the players in the league. The entire move lacked
>solidarity.
>
>So I think Lebron and the Clippers were just flexing to
>illustrate that they are the most important teams in the NBA,
>and without them there is no NBA. The fact that Lebron angrily
>left the meeting ,and the rest of the lakers and clippers
>followed, tells you where they stand.
>
>So now all the players are trying to iron out a plan, and
>figure out what the next steps are. No one knows. Tomorrow’s
>meeting is going to be intense.
>
>https://www.cbssports.com/nba/news/lakers-clippers-take-stand-against-playing-remainder-of-nba-season-during-players-meeting-per-report/
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