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Judge Nelson rules in favor of the players (lockout lifted...at the moment)


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mortreport Chris Mortensen

Filed to ESPN: Federal Judge Susan Richard Nelson has ruled for players, lifting lockout, per sources. Owners will seek immediate stay.
http://twitter.com/#!/mortreport/status/62634410163437568

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Judge's ruling and opinion expected to be posted shortly so more clarity is expected, even though NFL will still fight hard.
translation: hang tight...its far from over.
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The immediate impact of the ruling on the status of an estimated 500 free agent players and other player transactions is uncertain. If the league does not get the court to stay the ruling pending an appeal, the league will have to open its doors for players. The NFL also will have to decide whether to impose a similar system that has been in place under the previous collective bargaining agreement that expired on March 11.
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