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Associated Press
Tuesday, October 20, 2009 NEW YORK -- Players and owners have agreed to push back the deadline for a collusion grievance over last winter's free agents until the end of this offseason. Agents for players have been asking the union for several months to file a grievance. "It preserves the players' claims, and the commissioner's office hasn't admitted any wrongdoing," union general counsel Michael Weiner said Tuesday. "I would characterize this as a standstill agreement." The deal, agreed to last week, allows both sides ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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