Yes. The players have a right to an audit that allows them to see the revenue side of the owners' books, but they do not have a right to see the cost side. Of course, the owners have argued that they need to pay the players less because of rising costs and decreasing profitability.Don't Miss:10 reasons you don't have a jobNYC menu offers silenceHear music made from seizuresHowObamacarepaysforitself chartUnreal goalAn Iraqi man looks at his nephew Souffyan Turky lays in a hospital bed in Baqouba, some 65 kms northeast of Baghdad, Wednesday July 28, 2004, after Souffyan was injured by a roadside bomb set against American troops late Tuesday. Soldier and injured three others while they were on patrol in northern Iraq, the military said Wednesday. Tuesday in the town of BaladRuz, about 95 kms northeast of Baghdad.

Manning, fresh off a new deal with the Chicago Bears, and his posse allegedly laid down the law on some poor guy in a Los Angeles restaurant in 2005. The day before