Chase not Practicing

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(09-08-2024, 12:05 AM)2MinutesHate Wrote: Giving in to Chase I think leads to a degradation of the CBA.
Bailing out of contracts whenever you feel like it is terrible for the league and should be open to lawsuit for breach of contract just like anyone else.

Imagine if you bought Bengals tickets but then the team cancelled the game because they thought the ticket price was too low.  Would you just pay more because they wanted more than the agreed upon price?

Of course not.  I'm hoping Mike Brown puts his foot down and squashes this nonsense.

The owners negotiated the CBA and agreed to a system where players can get an extension after the third year of their rookie contract. Not only that, they agreed to a CBA where only players who are on their rookie contracts can get their holdout fines forgiven.

Players are cut while under contract all of the time. People and their "lawsuit" solution, lol.

You don't have to imagine, the Bengals keep raising season ticket prices. You had season tickets last year, the year before, and the year before? Well every single year you have to pay more to keep them. Try and "put your foot down" to squash the nonsense of Mike Brown wanting more money from you every year for the same seats.