Derek Fisher News
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Former National Basketball Players Association Executive Director Billy Hunter sued the union, its president and his publicist, alleging that they engaged in secret negotiations with team owners to end the 2011 lockout.
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Former National Basketball Players Association Executive Director Billy Hunter sued the union and its president in California state court alleging the union’s head, Derek Fisher, engaged in secret negotiations with team owners to end the 2011 lockout, according to court papers.
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The Indiana Pacers became the first visiting team to win the opening game in 10 playoff series this National Basketball Association postseason with a 102-95 victory at the New York Knicks.
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Joseph Lombardo, founder of Prim Capital Corp., which advises the National Basketball Players Association, faces U.S. criminal charges that he obstructed a federal grand jury probe of a $3 million fraud scheme.
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The $22,000 Patek Philippe timepiece showed Jerome Williams that something was wrong in the National Basketball Association players union.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder signed five-time National Basketball Association champion Derek Fisher, General Manager Sam Presti announced today in an e-mailed release.
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Even by the standards of China’s rough and tumble breed of entrepreneurs, billionaire Liu Han’s brushes with death mark him out.
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Derek Fisher has been asked to resign as leader of the National Basketball Players Association by its executive committee for “failing to uphold his duties” as president.
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The U.S. government is giving National Basketball Players Association President Derek Fisher what his fellow union officials wouldn’t: a closer examination of the organization’s finances and business practices.
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The National Basketball Association’s description of its salary cap proposal as a flexible plan is “a total distortion of reality,” said players union President Derek Fisher, who also rejected the idea that owners and players are business partners.
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