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A 3 page paper that discusses issues related to Juwan Howard’s contract with the Bullets for the 196-1997 year. Sections include: the main issues, issues to cover and issues not to cover, and negotiating protocol. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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methods listed below. Citation styles constantly change, and these examples may not contain the most recent updates.?? POWER PLAY FOR HOWARD - CASE ANALYSIS Research compiled for The
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Power Play for Howard by Brubaker and Asher. Main Issues * Rileys oral statement to Mourning that he would be the highest paid player on the team - legal or
not? valid or not? given the Collective Bargaining Agreement contract that prohibits club officials from making undisclosed agreements or promises. Riley argued no dollar amount was mentioned, therefore, this was
not an actual offer. Initially, the players union agreed with Riley but the league did not. * Miami Heats offer to Howard set the club over the salary cap when
combined with offers to Hardaway and Brown in terms of unlikely bonuses. * Did Miami Heat accurately report deals to the NBA? Teams have to stay within the cap
of $24.3 million annually for payroll. * Miami Heats payroll figures total a different amount than the figures of the NBA. Who is correct? * Did the Bullets have the
legal right to institute their "Larry Bird rights" since they had made a statement that negotiations with Howard were over? Bird rights allows a team to exceed the salary cap
if they resign one of their own players. * Would the eventual contract between the Bullets and Howard be legal? * The Miami Heat Club and Riley himself needed
to consider the stiff sanctions and penalties that would be levied against it if the charges were supported. There could have been a $5 million penalty against the club itself
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