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How NHL union boss Donald Fehr got the players on his side
sports.nationalpost.com
[National Post] - Marvin Miller, who founded the baseball union, had invited Fehr to work as a young lawyer and, by 1983, Fehr had taken over. Salaries skyrocketed, and when they dipped for free agents in the 1980s, Fehr launched a successful challenge to prove owners
NHLPA boss Donald Fehr 'unrelenting,' says Blue Jays manager ...
sports.nationalpost.com
[National Post] - But he also had a predecessor that probably set the tone for it all, [former MLBPA boss] Marvin Miller, and to a further extent, obviously, [Curt] Flood.” On being in a players' association: “Inevitably, the thing we were always schooled on was, what
Restart in NHL faceoff
nypost.com
[New York Post] - NHL commissioner Gary Bettman and union head Donald Fehr were to converse via phone last weekend with the sides hurtling toward the Sept. 15 lockout date. Over the weekend, one of Fehr's predecessors as head of the baseball union, Marvin Miller, now
Sidney Crosby: Marvin Miller blasts Donald Fehr's NHLPA work
www.rotoworld.com
[Rotoworld.com] - Former baseball players' union chief Marvin Miller has strongly criticized his former baseball protege and understudy Donald Fehr because of what the latter has proposed to the NHL in his current role as union chief of the NHL Players' Association.
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