Would the owners accept their own offer?

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Weary said:
Nothing was skewed. All the math works.

Perhaps.

Of course the rate of increase should be the same. In the owners' escrow plans, do they have each player contributing the same amount or different amounts based on the amount of their income? Under the owners plan each player's income rises and falls at the same rate as every other player. In order to satisfy the condition that the owners "accepted their own deal," each owner's income should rise and fall at that same rate.

Sometimes I wonder.

Hmmm.

This logic you're using is interesting.

So if the owners offered 70% of revenues + 50% of all profits over $10 million, that would mean:

$2b of revenue ($50m of profit, $550m of costs):
Players get $1.4b + $20m = $1,420,000,000 for Players
Owners get $30,000,000

If revenue goes up to $3b ($350m of profit assuming same costs)
Players get $2.1b + $165m = $2,265,000,000 for Players (59.5% increase)
Owners get $185,000,000 (516% increase)

According to you this is unfair to the Players? According to the math, the more the owners give the more unfair 50-50 profit sharing is to the players in the future. You're making no sense whatsoever.
 
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