Exhibition Games Sample Clauses

The Exhibition Games clause defines the terms and conditions under which non-competitive or friendly matches, known as exhibition games, may be organized and played. Typically, this clause outlines who has the authority to schedule such games, any restrictions on timing or participants, and whether the results of these games have any bearing on official records or standings. For example, it may specify that exhibition games cannot interfere with regular season play or require prior approval from a governing body. The core function of this clause is to provide clear guidelines for holding exhibition games, ensuring that all parties understand their rights and obligations and preventing disputes over unofficial matches.
Exhibition Games. For Tier 1 Exhibition Games, MLS shall pay in to the applicable Team’s Bonus Pool, $54,000. A Tier 1 Exhibition Game is a game in which an MLS Team plays against a team that, as of the date of the exhibition game, is (i) in the top division of one of the following countries and (ii) competing in the Champions League or Europa League, or if such competitions have been completed, has qualified for either competition for the following year: • England • France • Germany • Italy • Spain
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Exhibition Games. For Tier 2 Exhibition Games, MLS shall pay in to the applicable Team’s Bonus Pool the amounts set forth below. A Tier 2 Exhibition Game shall mean a game played against any team that is not a Tier 1 Exhibition Game: • 1st Tier 2 Exhibition Game: No additional compensation • 2nd or greater Tier 2 Exhibition Game: $27,000
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Exhibition Games. Exhibition games shall not be played on the [number of days] days prior to the opening of a team's regular season schedule nor on a day prior to a regularly scheduled game. Exhibition games during the regularly sched- uled season shall not exceed [number of games].
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Exhibition Games. Subject to the provisions of paragraph 2 of the Uniform Player Contract, players shall be required to participate in Exhibition games between an NBA Team and a non-member of the NBA at any location, within or outside the United States, subject to the following conditions: (a) The NBA shall supervise the arrangements made with respect to tournaments or series conducted outside the United States and the accommodations provided to NBA players participating in such foreign tournaments or series. (b) The NBA shall use its best efforts to establish an Exhibition game schedule pursuant to which excessive travel will be avoided and reasonable periods of time between games will be allotted. (c) In any year in which it is played, the annual Basketball Hall of Fame Exhibition game shall be considered as one of the eight (8) Exhibition games prior to the Regular Season referred to in paragraph 2 of the Uniform Player Contract.
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Exhibition Games. No additional payment will be made to Players for participation in pre-season exhibition games with other Members or other leagues. In the event a Member participates in a Regular Season exhibition game, each Player participating in the Regular Season exhibition game(s) shall be paid the sum of One Hundred Dollars ($100) per game. The All-Star Game shall not be considered a Regular Season exhibition game.
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Exhibition Games. (a) Exhibition games prior to any Regular Season shall not exceed eight (8) (including intra-squad games for which admission is charged), and Exhibition games during any Regular Season shall not exceed three (3). (b) Exhibition games shall not be played on the three (3) days prior to the opening of the Team’s Regular Season schedule, on the day prior to a Regular Season game, or on the day prior to and the day following the All-Star Game.
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Exhibition Games. No player shall participate in any exhibition game during the period between the close of the Major League championship season and the following training season, except that, with the consent of the player's Club and permission of the Commissioner, a player may participate in exhibition games for a period of not less than 30 days, such period to be designated annually by the Commissioner. Players who participate in barnstorming during this period cannot engage in any Winter League activities. Player conduct, on and off the field, in connection with such postseason exhibition games shall be subject to the discipline of the 1 Commissioner. The Commissioner shall not approve of more than three players of any one Club on the same team. The Commissioner shall not approve of more than three players from the joint membership of the World Series participants playing in the same game. No player shall participate in any exhibition game with or against any team which, during the current season or within one year, has had any ineligible player or which is or has been during the current season or within one year, managed and controlled by an ineligible player or by any person who has listed an ineligible player under an assumed name or who otherwise has violated, or attempted to violate, any exhibition game contract; or with or against any team which, during said season or within one year, has played against teams containing such ineligible players, or so managed or controlled. Any player who participates in such a game in violation of this Rule 18 shall be fined not less than $50 nor more than $500, except that in no event shall such fine be less than the consideration received by such player for participating in such game. PRINTED IN U.S.A. REVISED AS OF DECEMBER 2011
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