In a messy feud between the former and current heads of the NBA players union, both sides know the importance of a home-court advantage.
July 11, 2013 at 04:26 PM
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SAN FRANCISCO — A lawsuit between the former and current heads of the NBA players union is giving new meaning to the notion of home-court advantage.
Former National Basketball Players Association Executive Director Billy Hunter has sued NBPA president Derek Fisher and Fisher's publicist in Alameda County Superior Court, claiming defamation and breach of contract over Hunter's termination earlier this year.
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