There were 31 players who submitted filing numbers at the conclusion of the exchange date in mid-March. Despite the thought that many teams employ a “file and trial” strategy and wouldn’t negotiate after the exchange date, only 13 cases went to a hearing, with more than half (18) reaching negotiated agreements. The results of all 13 hearings are publicly available, with Clubs maintaining a 9 - 4 advantage over the Players. Twelve players settled with their teams, with five of those settlements including an additional mutual option for the 2023 season. Six players agreed to multi-year extensions with their Clubs.

HEARINGS THAT HAVE OCCURRED (13):

• 9 CLUB Wins

• 4 PLAYER Wins

SETTLEMENTS (12):

• 2 ABOVE MIDPOINT

• 3 AT MIDPOINT

• 1 BELOW MIDPOINT

• 5 MUTUAL OPTION FOR 2023

EXTENSIONS (6)

Dean Rosenberg is a rising 3L student at Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law in New York City and President of the Cardozo Sports Law Society. He can be found on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/dean-rosenberg-4a1507a1/ and on Twitter @deanrosen7. For all of Dean’s Conduct Detrimental Articles, click here.