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Collusion Suit Briefs Heard I 10 — The Prince George Citizen — Wednesday, January 4,1989 The numbers game Collusion suit briefs heard H o c k e y B a s k e t b a ll NEW YORK (AP) - Should Kirk “We are asking him to make a hearings be held for each player other players signed four-year Gibson have received a five-year number of findings,” Donald Fehr, making a claim. deals. No free agent has gotten a contract of longer than three years NHL AHL NBA guaranteed contract when he be­ executive director of the union, The union’s request is based on a CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Northern Division EASTERN CONFERENCE came a free agent after the 1985 said Tuesday. “We are asking that statistical analysis of free agent since. Notri* DM lion W IT F A R Atlantic Division major league season? he find there should have been signings, plus a model of player sa­ The union’s brief covers players W L T F A P Sherbrooke 25 10 4 171 120 54 W L Pci. GB Detroit 18 15 5 151 148 41 New Haven 19 13 6 158 136 44 New York 19 10 655 - Should infielder Jim Dwyer or additional numbers of multi-year laries developed by Glassman-Oliv- eligible for salary arbitration in St. Loua 14 18 7 133 142 35 Halifax 20 16 4 170 147 44 PhMdeptxa 15 14 517 4 pitcher Danny Darwin, for exam­ contracts, trade restrictions, option er Economic Consultants, Inc., a addition to free agents. Mwiesota 12 20 7 127 146 31 Boston Mondon 20 15 3 168 153 43 13 15 464 5'/S buyouts, performance bonuses and Washington consulting firm. Toronto 14 23 3 129 173 31 Spnngfield 14 23 4 141 176 32 New Jersey 13 17 433 6'? ple, have gotten multi-year deals? Barry Rona, head of the owners’ Cticago 10 24 5 147 181 2S Mane 13 17 5 109 136 31 Washngton 8 19 29610 That’s what the Major League that the players be compensated For example, following the 1980 player relations committee, said Smythe Division Cape Breton Chariotle 8 20 28610'd 12 24 5 151 198 29 Baseball Players Association for not having those.” season 11 players eligible for free Calgary 2S 8 6 162 108 56 Southern Division Central Dtviiion management lawyers had received Ins Angeles 24 14 1 203 157 49 Artrondac* 22 12 4 173 138 48 Oeveiana 22 5 815 - argues in a brief submitted to arbi­ The union asked Roberts to de­ agency signed contracts of four the brief Tuesday and that he had Edmorton 21 14 4 176 148 46 Newmarket 19 18 2 163 153 40 Detroit 20 8 714 2 '? trator Thomas Roberts last Friday termine a total for damages years or longer. There were three Atlanta not yet read it so he could not com­ Wlmpeg 14 14 7 146 151 35 Hershey 16 18 4 152 139 36 20 9 690 3 caused in 1986 by the 1985 collu­ contracts of that length agreed to Vancouver 15 20 5 129 130 35 Baltimore 17 20 2 161 161 36 UfwaUree 15 11 577 6 '2 as part of the Collusion I case, co­ m ent. WALES CONFERENCE Ubca 14 12 7 132 128 35 Chicago 16 12 571 6 '2 vering free agents between the sion. after the 1981 season, seven after Adams Division Inckana 5 23 17917'? Rochester 16 23 2 141 159 34 1985 and 1986 seasons. Fehr wouldn’t divulge the exact 1982 and three after 1983. The Collusion I case is the first Montreal 27 10 6 168 127 60 Binghamton 15 21 2 147 193 32 WESTERN CONFERENCE Boston 16 15 9 132 122 41 Tuesday Results Midwest Division The union wants Roberts to ex­ number, but said it was slightly After the 1984 season, pitchers of three filed by the union. Owners Buffalo 16 1 9 4 1 35 153 36 Moncton 5 Cape Breton 4 Houston 19 11 633 - amine the history of multi-year lower than the previous estimate of Bruce Sutter, Rick Sutcliffe, Rich were found guilty by arbitrator Dallas 17 10 Hanford 15 21 3 138 138 33 Rochesler 7 Newmarkei 3 630 '2 between $20 million and $30 mil­ Gossage and Ed Whitson and out­ George Nicolau in the second case Quebec 13 24 4 143 188 30 Sherbrooke 3 Haklai 0 Denver 17 12 586 1V2 contracts and determine that many Patrick Division Tonight's Games Utah 17 13 567 2 players would have received longer lion. The union has asked that af­ fielder Fred Lynn got contracts of and Nicolau currently is hearing PtSsOurgh 23 13 3 179 161 49 San Aniorvo 8 20 286 10 Mane al Hershey deals in the absence of collusion. ter Roberts decides on an amount, five years or longer and three the third case. 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