NBA lockout: Whose side are you on?

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It’s official. Commissioner David Stern canceled the first two weeks of the NBA season after a lengthy negotiating session with locked-out players in New York failed to achieve a new collective bargaining agreement.

Stern, his deputy Adam Silver and selected owners met with union executive director Billy Hunter and president Derek Fisher, working into the night to solve differences on how to divide income and handle caps on each team’s costs.

Thirteen hours of talks in two days, and still no deal.

Who do you side with? Vote in our poll below, and, if you are a Facebook member, leave a comment below telling us why you voted the way you did.

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