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The NBA and the NBA Players Association are scheduled to meet again Saturday in an effort to put an end on their labor dispute and save the remainder of the 2011-2012 season.
NBA commissioner David Stern, NBPA executive director Billy Hunter, union president Derek Fisher and team owners will once again attempt to settle their differences as they look to avert a possible cancellation of the entire 2011-2012 season.
With all games in November already scrapped off from the original schedule, The NBA and the Players Association will try to come up with a new Collective Bargaining Agreement before Stern eliminates another two weeks from the 2011-2012 NBA calendar.
Fisher, accused by some parties of attempting to make a side deal to promote his post-NBA career with Stern last week, will reportedly meet the commissioner this weekend before flying back home.
Basketball related income remains the pressing issue in the ongoing negotiations as players tries to salvage at least 52 percent of the revenue. The owners are reportedly seeking a 50-50 split.
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