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The Free Agency Era: Player Power, Loyalty, Money, and the Modern Sports Market

The Free Agency Era: Player Power, Loyalty, Money, and the Modern Sports Market

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ISBN13: 9798901948484
Publisher: Publishdrive
Pages: 252
Weight: 0.75
Height: 0.53 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

The Free Agency Era: Player Power, Loyalty, Money, and the Modern Sports Market is a clear, fact-based sports-business and sports-culture book about one of the biggest changes in modern professional sport: the rise of player choice.

For generations, clubs, owners, franchises and leagues controlled where athletes played, how long they stayed, and how much freedom they had when contracts ended. Over time, reserve clauses, transfer restrictions, drafts, salary rules, union battles, court cases, agents, collective bargaining, media money and global sport changed that balance. Players gained more power to negotiate, move, stay, leave, earn, protect their bodies, shape their brands and decide what loyalty meant on their own terms.

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