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Reporter covering the Lakers for the Los Angeles Times
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NBA Players Reject League's Offer A court may have to determine weather the National Basketball League will have a season. This afternoon, the players' association turned down the NBA's last and best offer and then disbanded so the players can sue the owners under anti-trust laws. Sports writer Mike Bresnahan covers the Lakers for the Los Angeles Times .
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Can Professional Basketball Get Back on Its Game? The National Hockey League lost a full season before owners and players could reach a deal seven years ago. Now the National Basketball Association's pre-season never happened and the regular season's been cancelled through mid-November . If players and owners agree before then, it'll still take another month to get the regular season going.
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