On July 31, 2007 the NLL Collective Bargaining Agreement expired. The players and owners had 2 and a half months to negotiate a new deal. However, just as the 2004-2005 NHL season, the season was lost. This however will have a minimal effect on the American sport scene. First off, the people who attend these games is mostly kids who play lacrosse going with their families. The generic American is not a fan of the NLL. The lacrosse also has another option. This is Major League Lacrosse, the outdoor version. Although these two leagues are in different seasons, a lacrosse fan does not lose an entire year of lacrosse.
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