Hard Labor: The Battle That Birthed the Billion-Dollar NBA
Nov 2017 · Triumph Books
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Discover the untold story of the NBA's fight for financial freedom.
Hard Labor unearths the incredible story of how Oscar Robertson and a team of NBA stars battled for player's rights, forever changing the league. Sam Smith, author of The Jordan Rules, dives into the fight for financial equity and free agency, examining the massive repercussions for the NBA and sports in the United States. Learn how "The 14" paved the way for today's record-setting paydays, while also facing harsh consequences. Hard Labor is an essential read for:
- NBA fans curious about the league's evolution
- Sports enthusiasts interested in the history of labor movements
- Anyone seeking an inspiring story of courage and determination
Discover the untold story of the NBA's fight for financial freedom.
Hard Labor unearths the incredible story of how Oscar Robertson and a team of NBA stars battled for player's rights, forever changing the league. Sam Smith, author of The Jordan Rules, dives into the fight for financial equity a...
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About the author
Sam Smith is the author of the New York Times bestseller The Jordan Rules, Second Coming, and There is No Next. Sam received the Naismith Hall of Fame 2012 Curt Gowdy Media Award and he writes for Bulls.com. You can follow him at @SamSmithHoops.
Sam Smith is the author of the New York Times bestseller The Jordan Rules, Second Coming, and There is No Next. Sam received the Naismith Hall of Fame 2012 Curt Gowdy Media Award and he writes for Bulls.com. You can follow him at @SamSmithHoops.
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