NBA Lockout Case Unfinished

David Stern/Reuters

MANHATTAN - The case of a lockout in the NBA was still far from complete. The reason, the players and the club have not found an agreement. Reportedly, They met again in New York, Monday.

Yes, after seven hours of negotiations the between players and clubs with the salary cap to be the main topic of conversation between both sides, the match was postponed early prospects for the NBA season getting bigger.

 "The fact is, we still have a long time to resolve this problem. Even after the meeting that we do today, there is still a great distance between our proposal than they are. So, still have to work hard to resolve this problem," explained the president of the association NBA player Derek Fisher.

 As is known, the regular schedule 2011/2012 season should take place on 1 November. But, there is no deal with the collective bargaining agreement league commission would likely postpone or cancel the NBA, for the second time in history. 

 "Our desire is not willing to cancel the regular NBA game and we are hoping soon to find a deal," said NBA commissioner David Stern, as reported by Reuters on Sunday (10/09/2011).

"For some reason That We Understand, the players asked us to meet again on Monday and We say okay. We are still far from agreement. But, the problem is Closer than ever," he said.