Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1-1-2008
Abstract
I have taught a seminar in sports law for approximately twenty years. The course has always included an exercise concerning the negotiation of a professional player contract. At one time, I used the baseball salary arbitration exercise that used to be included in previous editions of Ray Yasser's casebook. The negotiation exercise otherwise always has involved the representation of professional basketball players. I use basketball primarily because it is my favorite sport. I have been tempted to try baseball or football, but over time, familiarity with the exercise has created resistance to change.
Publication Title
Marquette Sports Law Review
Volume
18
First Page
337
Recommended Citation
Alfred D. Mathewson,
A Sports Seminar with a Free Agent Market Exercise,
18
Marquette Sports Law Review
337
(2008).
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