SCOTUS rejects “NFL Sunday Ticket” appeal, Kavanaugh proposes rain check

Ben Remaly

03 November 2020

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The Supreme Court has declined to hear an appeal against a lower court’s finding that the National Football League and DirecTV must face monopolisation claims, but one justice said the previous ruling appeared to conflict with antitrust precedent.

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