A group boycott is per se illegal, and you can't argue

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Jul 9, 2020
2:34:22pm

Archaea Truly Addicted User

A group boycott is per se illegal, and you can't argue

in favor of CoVid when you are willing to play other teams.

There is no rule of reason analysis here.

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Archaea

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Any antitrust lawyers on the board? Can this be considered an antitrust

Baron

7/9/20 2:32pm

A group boycott is per se illegal, and you can't argue

Archaea

7/9/20 2:34pm

Interesting. I found this:

Baron

7/9/20 2:35pm

Here is how you can submit the claim:

Baron

7/9/20 2:37pm

It does seem like a case for collusion. But States are already passing laws

Lance71

7/9/20 2:35pm

But hey, just close your eyes to laws being broken and wear your mask.

Lance71

7/9/20 2:37pm

Antitrust claims are usually federal though.

Baron

7/9/20 2:43pm

correct. there are state law antitrust laws as well but they

Archaea

7/9/20 2:44pm

You'd have to have a specific "state action" exemption because the federal law

Archaea

7/9/20 2:43pm

It's shady for sure. I hate the B1G

Colorado

7/9/20 2:53pm

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