WASHINGTON AP - Pro football players sought lawmakers' help Wednesday in preventing NFL owners from imposing a lockout after next season and said a league victory in a Supreme Court antitrust case could affect free agency and ticket prices."We want Congress to know that management is pushing us toward a lockout," said Kevin Mawae, the union president and one of about 30 current and former players who were on Capitol Hill.
January 21, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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WASHINGTON AP – Pro football players sought lawmakers’ help Wednesday in preventing NFL owners from imposing a lockout after next season and said a league victory in a Supreme Court antitrust case could affect free agency and ticket prices.
“We want Congress to know that management is pushing us toward a lockout,” said Kevin Mawae, the union president and one of about 30 current and former players who were on Capitol Hill.
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