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NHL Extends New CBA Offer To NHLPA
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October 22, 2012
Ducks Games Cancelled Through Nov 1: BOS, MTL, TOR
Had the Ducks been playing this week, they would be taking a trip back east. Two of the three teams are Canadian. One of the teams has a coach that hasn't faced his former club since taking over his new club.
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October 19, 2012
Lockout Conspiracy Theory: Blame Minnesota
Minnesota Wild owner Craig Leipold is crying poor after signing two players to massive contracts. Could Leipold be the one keeping the NHL from compromising with the PA?
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October 18, 2012
NHLPA Counters NHL Plan, Bettman's head explodes
Hope no one got the jerseys out of the closet. The two sides are far apart - again. This time it's on the players.
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October 17, 2012
Per McKenzie: Fehr's Letter To Members of NHLPA
Bob McKenzie of TSN obtained the letter sent by Donald Fehr to the members of the NHLPA regarding the NHL's proposal on Tuesday.
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October 17, 2012
Complete NHL CBA Proposal
Directly from the NHL, the wording of the CBA offer given to the NHLPA.
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October 17, 2012
CBAwesome Links: Is there hockey on the horizon?
Wednesday links? What's going on? Well, new developments in the ongoing CBA negotiations deserve new links. Also: this picture of Emerson Etem has nothing to do with the CBA, but it's still awesome.
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October 16, 2012
NHLPA to Counter NHL's Offer in 24-48 hrs
The Union has finished informing their constituents of the details in the NHL's proposal. Per Darren Dreger, NHLPA is likely to counter in 24-48 hours.
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October 16, 2012
Bettman Speaks, We Must Listen (Transcript)
A transcript of NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman's press conference following the submission of a new CBA proposal to the NHLPA.
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October 16, 2012
NHL Offers NHLPA 50/50 HRR Split In New Deal
It looks like the owners don't like losing hundreds of millions of dollars while their product has an extended off-season. The NHL offered a new deal to the NHLPA today and the union will discuss it tonight.