NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- A chancellor will rule within the week on whether a co-owner of the Nashville Predators can keep his lawsuit against the teams ownership group in a Tennessee court or have to submit to arbitration.Chancellor Ellen Hobbs Lyle heard nearly three hours of arguments Wednesday on a motion that would force David Freeman out of her court and back into arbitration with NHL commissioner Gary Bettman.Freeman, a former team chairman, sued Predators Holdings LLC and current team chairman Tom Cigarran on June 23 and is seeking $250 million in damages for his original 48 percent stake in the team being diluted.The lawsuit states that Freeman, through Commodore Trust, organized the Holdings investment group in 2007 to keep the Predators in Nashville. But it charges that some Holdings members have conspired to repay his dedication to the team and community by claiming that Commodore owns less than one percent of Holdings.The lawsuit also states that members of the Predators ownership group have refused to treat Commodore Trust as an owner and have repudiated Holdings commitment to compensate plaintiffs in return for tens of millions of dollars of loan guarantees that kept the Predators solvent and in Nashville.The complaint names Cigarran the chief architect of this scheme.Freeman has been involved in other NHL arbitration cases over the past year, but the lawsuit argues that Bettman cannot be impartial because he has an obligation to protect the league.At Wednesdays hearing, attorneys for Freeman and Commodore Trust, which is also a plaintiff in the lawsuit, argued that league rules are so overly broad that they wrongly could allow the commissioner to arbitrate this case. They also argued Freeman is technically not a co-owner of the team but rather an investor in a trust whose business dispute should not be decided by the commissioner.Lawyers for Predators Holdings and the NHL defended the commissioners impartiality and the leagues constitution, which gives Bettman the right to handle disagreements among both clubs and owners through arbitration. They also said Freeman agreed to arbitration when he signed consent agreements as part of buying the Predators in December 2007. Cheap Asics Shoes .J. -- Seven games into a disappointing season, New York Giants defensive catalyst Jason Pierre-Paul is getting the feeling hes back. Wholesale Asics Shoes . Note: The Calgary Flames announced Tuesday that Sean Monahan would not be made available to Canadas World Junior team. http://www.cheapasics.com/ . Thousands of Southern California fans enveloped the Trojans to celebrate an improbable win secured by an interim coach, an inconsistent kicker and a thin defence that wouldnt break. Cheap Asics Shoes From China . -- The Magic have their first victory of the new year. Wholesale Asics Shoes Authentic . The quest begins with what is supposed to be an easy one, although Germany has traditionally been a stubborn opponent to Canadian teams at international tournaments. Award-winning Sydney youngster Isaac Heeney is built for finals football according to one of the Swans AFL leaders.The soaring status of 20-year-old Swans academy product Heeney was underlined on Tuesday when he won the AFL Coaches Associations best young player award.The recognition came just three days after one of the snowy-haired Swans best performances, a career-high 32 disposal effort in Saturdaysemi-final win over Adelaide.He also grabbed nine marks, just one off his best and was a dynamo around the ground, making numerous big plays.Hes a solid kid; hes built for AFL football; hes built for finals football, Swans co-captain Kieren Jack said.He certainly doesnt look like your typical 20-year-old.Hes got a good head on his shoulders and hell be around this club for a few years.Jack praised Heeney for bouncing back from a brief mid-season slump.Recruited as a midfielder, Heeney had been used primarily as a key forward for his first one-and-a-half seasons, but has spent more time on the ball in recent weeks, also helping out down back last week.ddddddddddddJack expects Heeney to continue splitting time between forward and on-ball roles.Hes a good size, hes a really good mark for his size too, so he can be really dangerous forward, Jack said.But we saw on the weekend his ability to come into the midfield and have a real impact, too.Hes a strong body, hes not afraid to hit bodies and be physical around the contest , so getting that mix right, its exciting for him and for fans to see where hes going to end up.Jack said the Swans clutch of youngsters were in good spirits heading into Fridays preliminary final against Geelong,They have experienced both ends of the emotional spectrum, having gone from a deflating 36-point loss to the GWS Giants to an uplifting win by the same margin over the Crwos.The differences between the last two weeks will also help them really simplify things - know what works, the level of play we have to play, Jack said. ' ' '