Re: 9 A.M. Vilma Hearing
 

Hey x626x, Thanks for the updates. I'm at work and this is much easier than trying to keep up with it live. I appreciate it.

Re: 9 A.M. Vilma Hearing
 

Kessler and Ginsberg are two very contrasting yet effective styles. Ginsberg is low-key and steady. Kessler is quick and high-energy

Kessler hammering home pt that RG's public statements of players' guilt after suspension but before appeal prove he was "evidently partial"

Re: 9 A.M. Vilma Hearing
 

Kessler: "The other thing I want to focus on is the salami."

Kessler: "The NFL sliced the salami so thin that it became bologna!"


WTF? LOL

Re: 9 A.M. Vilma Hearing
 

Kessler now channeling Henny Youngman. Arbitrators deciding commish had jurisdiction to hear case "sliced salami so thin it made it bologna"

I need to get Kessler at my next B-Day party

Re: 9 A.M. Vilma Hearing
 

The judge said during the last hearing that the NFL had "sliced the salami too thin" when talking about the suspensions and the NFL using their "authority" under the CBA to have Roger Goodell act as arbitrator.

She's saying they stretched the terms of the CBA and what happened to Vilma comes off as "unfair"

Re: 9 A.M. Vilma Hearing
 

Drum Roll....

"Judge wants to rule in favor of Vilma and attorneys seem to have given her reason to do so. NFL hasn't had its at-bat tho "

Re: 9 A.M. Vilma Hearing
 

Kessler- judge can rule right now to vacate suspensions because no basis for suspensions.

Re: 9 A.M. Vilma Hearing
 

Kessler says NFL in previous conduct detrimental cases has always provided all its evidence. Not this time

Re: 9 A.M. Vilma Hearing
 

Kessler: "The NFL sliced the salami so thin that it became bologna!"



LMAO

Re: 9 A.M. Vilma Hearing
 

Half expecting Kessler to do the Frank Drebin umpire dance when he finishes up his argument. No signs of Enrico Palazzo, though.