They met quite a few that nobody expected them to. ....then the players decided to pull the PR maneuver and ask for 10 years of audited books. Prolly think they can win in the court of public opinion. They'll file their charges in MN; owners will file their lawsuit in IN. Employees don't have a right to see what it is the employer makes outside of what the employee is paid. Personally, i think that while this might initially play poorly for the owners, the public will see through the charade and see that this just might be a tactic by the players' rep to get even more money off of things the owners do that the players aren't even involved in.