That is to say, if Judge Purificacion Puyol rules to suspend the next round of games, the league has called to member clubs supporting the strike to forgo the work-stoppage. The clubs, looking for negotiating leverage with media companies and asking for a higher percentage of money from the quinielas or betting pools, were told by league president Javier Tebas that they would look to make up the difference by other means.
It looks like worst case scenario, when this next round would have been forced to be played three weeks after the end of the season, has been averted and the strike is over until the next time we see greed rear its ugly head again.
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