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A source who was briefed on talks between the owners and players told CBS Sports on Wednesday that there has been movement toward finalizing a new collective bargaining agreement.
"We're inching closer to a deal," said the source.
"Two sources -- one on ownership side, one union -- with direct knowledge of latest proposals are encouraged with movement on both sides," Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports later Tweeted.
The parties may have made progress during an unannounced Monday bargaining session, and are meeting again Wednesday.
On Tuesday, the owners discussed revenue sharing among themselves and Ken Berger reports that observers will be "pleasantly surprised" by the commitment that the big-market owners will make to the small-market teams.
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Signs of labor optimism: Team execs cancelling scouting trips, preparing for free agency. Agents quietly reaching out to teams on players.
The NBA and NBPA continue to make progress on reaching a deal on a new collective bargaining agreement.
One source said a deal could be reached by the end of the week.
"Lots of real progress tonight," said the source.
The NBA and NBPA wrapped Thursday's bargaining session shortly after 9:30 PM EST.
The sides were 'wiped out' after Wednesday's session that went until 3:30 AM EST and will pick up talks at 10:00 AM EST on Friday.
"I think we're within striking distance of getting a deal," said Billy Hunter.
While progress is being made on system issues, there was no discussion of a split of BRI on Thursday.
With the lockout about to enter the beginning of its fifth month, there is a strong belief on both sides that a Friday session could produce the framework of a new NBA collective bargaining agreement.
“It’s moved to a very good place,” one source briefed on Thursday’s 7½-hour bargaining session told Yahoo! Sports. “There’s a strong expectation [within the negotiations] that hands will shake [Friday].”
Talks will resume at 10:30 AM EST on Friday.
The sides are expected to quickly progress to the proposed revenue split of BRI.
“I think we’re within reach – and within striking distance of getting a deal,” Players Association executive director Billy Hunter said. “It’s just how receptive the NBA is, and whether they want to do a deal.”
back-to-back-to-backs this season!I'm just glad we will have basketball this year. Looks like they will still get 82 games as well, which is nice.
Pistons Sike lol.back-to-back-to-backs this season!
time for the young teams to step up. slight advantages, right?
talking to you Clips, Wolves, Kings and WIzards
It's not likely but I really hope the Kings slip into the playoffs as an 8th seed, giving the Cavs their first round pick this year lol.back-to-back-to-backs this season!
time for the young teams to step up. slight advantages, right?
talking to you Clips, Wolves, Kings and WIzards