Il ne faut pas se réjouir trop vite dans la mesure ou ce n'est pas encore fini puisque les owners ont déjà fait appel, donc même si c'est encourageant dans la mesure ou le lock-out en soit est terminé cela ne signifie pas que le contentieux est réglé
Voici les trois scénarios possibles (tiré de l'article de Peter King); selon les jugements
The league filed two motions with Nelson's court Monday night. The first was a motion of clarification, seeking more information on the practical implications of the 89-page ruling. The second was a motion to stay her ruling while the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Louis hears the NFL's appeal.
Regardless of whether Nelson allows the stay, the future is murky. Three things could happen:
She could allow the stay, keeping NFL doors locked until the appeals court hears the case.
She could not allow the stay and order the 2011 league year -- with free-agency and player trades -- to begin immediately, or within days ... which would throw the league into chaos this week as it prepares for the three-day draft to begin Thursday night in New York.
Or she could allow the Eighth Circuit to rule on the stay, which one legal expert Monday night said would take between two and seven days. In this case, the appeals court could either order the league year to start immediately or wait until the resolution of the case in appeals.
Sinon je vous invite a lire ces Q/A pour mieux comprendre la situation actuelle :
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2011/writers/michael_mccann/04/25/nfl.lockout/index.html
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/04/26/ten-things-to-know-right-now-about-the-lockout-ruling/