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With so many things to talk about Gresh & Zo are spinning the wheel of topics to help them decide what to discuss. The guys spun the wheel and landed on the NHL lockout. Are we any closer to getting hockey back?
There's really nothing special about the podium, but late Wednesday night, it became the star of the lockout.
NHL labor talks that began during the day Wednesday stretched to nearly nine hours, and both sides planned to meet again later Thursday.
Comcast SportsNet's Joe Haggerty called to talk with 98.5 The Sports Hub's Toucher & Rich about his thoughts on the report that the NHL lockout could be ending soon, what the schedule could look like if the season started and players getting back to game shape.
Gresh & Zo started things off talking about the NHL lockout and reports from WBZ TV's Steve Burton that the end could be near.
Sources tell WBZ-TV's Steve Burton that an unannounced meeting was held Monday with a high-ranking official from both the NHL players and owners.
The NHL and NHLPA are attempting to schedule a meeting without NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman and NHLPA executive director Donald Fehr.
It wasn't a line brawl between the B's and Habs, but two New England AHL teams played some old time hockey over the weekend.
CSN New England's Joe Haggerty joined 98.5 The Sports Hub's Toucher & Rich to discuss the latest news surrounding the NHL lockout. Will the federal mediators really be able to help end the lockout?
Hockey fans showed their frustration with the lockout at the TD Garden on Friday.
The hope that there will be hockey this year is growing dimmer by the day, with the NHL cancelling games though December 14 -- including the All-Star game in Columbus.
If the NHL and the players' association have run out of things to talk about, how can they ever find a way to make a deal to save the hockey season?
Tired of the NHL lockout, 98.5 The Sports Hub's Andy Gresh has a message for Boston Bruins owner Jeremy Jacobs.
Doing or saying something stupid is a great way for people to learn your name.
With many of his teammates and fellow NHLers getting paid to play overseas during the long lockout, Milan Lucic has found a different way to make a buck.
