Gresh & Zo: A Message To Jeremy Jacobs
Tired of the NHL lockout, 98.5 The Sports Hub's Andy Gresh has a message for Boston Bruins owner Jeremy Jacobs.
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Tired of the NHL lockout, 98.5 The Sports Hub's Andy Gresh has a message for Boston Bruins owner Jeremy Jacobs.
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.
Talks between the NHL and the players' association have resumed, the third straight day the sides are meeting in an effort to end the lockout.
So maybe this is why Roberto Luongo has never come out and said he runs the Twitter account @strombone1.
The NHL and the players' association will meet again on Tuesday in hopes to put an end to the lockout, which entered its 51st day Monday. Adam Proteau of The Hockey News joined 98.5 The Sports Hub's Toucher & Rich to discuss the latest news on the lockout.
The NHL and the players' association are returning to the bargaining table Tuesday, hoping momentum generated over the weekend can lead to a long-awaited labor deal.
A person familiar with the situation tells The Associated Press that the NHL has cancelled the 2013 Winter Classic at Michigan Stadium.
Felger and Massarotti were joined by, former Executive Director of the NHL's Player Association, Paul Kelly to talk about the state of the NHL during the lockout. What did Paul think about the last offer the owners gave the players?
Mike Mottau joined The Sports Hub's Toucher & Rich to discuss how this NHL lockout affects veterans like him and what he's doing to stay in shape. How could this lockout affect his future with the NHL?
Face it, hockey fans: There's just not much to laugh about this fall when it comes to your favorite sport.
Even more games have been wiped off the NHL calendar on Friday, as the NHL Owners and NHLPA have yet to come to an agreement on a new collective bargaining agreement.
Member of the NHLPA's bargaining committee and Vancouver Canucks goalie Cory Schneider spoke with 98.5 The Sports Hub's Toucher & Rich about the latest lockout news.
Whether one's political affiliations lean toward the right or left, there is one issue most Americans can agree on: The NHL lockout needs to end.
The emotional roller coaster in the hockey world over the past two weeks regarding the potential of preserving a full 82-game NHL season appears to be reaching its conclusion that it simply is not going to happen.
There's currently no end in sight to the NHL lockout, and there's no guarantee hockey will be played in the NHL at all this year. Still, Bruins fans are not going to enjoy hearing this.
She may be one of the youngest Bruins season ticket holders, but her voice is gaining more power than she ever imagined.
The NHL has announced a second round of games being cancelled due to the current lockout, cancelling games through November 1.
Newsweek magazine, for 80-years a reliable left-wing (alleged) news magazine is going digital and what a shame, no matter what its political bent. Slowly but surely, the world is surrendering to the digital world, i.e. the social media, and if this keeps up, what are we going to use to line our bird-cage?
Just about any and all optimism created from the NHL's offer to the players this week seems to be gone.
The NHL proposed a 50-50 split of hockey-related revenue, as well as an 82-game season that would begin Nov. 2. The guys discussed a potential issue the Bruins could have keeping guys moving forward and staying under the salary cap.
NHL players' union head Donald Fehr says management's latest proposal would cost his members more than $1.6 billion over six years.
According to commissioner Gary Bettman, the NHL proposed a 50-50 split of hockey-related revenue, as well as an 82-game season that would begin Nov. 2. Bruins play-by-play announcer Dave Goucher joined Toucher & Rich to discuss the reality of what this all could mean.
Might we all get to see an 82-game NHL season after all?
The NHL and the locked-out players' union will resume negotiations Tuesday in Toronto after a four-day break following two days of meetings last week.
Claude Julien won't be coaching the Boston Bruins anytime soon, but he will be on the bench for one lucky youth hockey team at the end of the month.
