NHL Labor Talks Expected To Resume Monday
It took nearly three weeks and a new contract offer to get the fighting sides in hockey's latest labor dispute back to the bargaining table.
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It took nearly three weeks and a new contract offer to get the fighting sides in hockey's latest labor dispute back to the bargaining table.
At the start of 2012, three of Detroit's four major pro teams looked like they might have championship potential.
The NHL says it has made a new contract offer to the players in an attempt to end the lockout and save the season.
Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final at Staples Center seems like it was many years ago, but believe it or not the game actually did happen earlier this year.
Detroit has seen some incredible years in the sports world and 2012 was no exception. Take a trip back through the year and review some of the most talked about, most clicked and just plain huge news.
The NHL and NHLPA were back in contact on Saturday, at least reopening the conversation that had been silent for almost a week.
If the executive board files the disclaimer, the union will dissolve and become a trade association.
With no deal in sight and no negotiations planned, the NHL chopped another two weeks off the schedule and moved closer to canceling the entire hockey season.
The downtown three-level Hockeytown Cafe, operated by Red Wings owner Mike Ilitch, was nearly empty on Monday.
Donald Fehr and the players' association are ready to get back to the bargaining table at any moment. They are now just waiting for the NHL to feel the same way.
Every year, too many struggling pet owners are forced to give up their pets because they can no longer afford to feed them.
The NHL's lawsuit against its players was assigned to a relatively new federal judge who is a longtime New York Yankees fan and a former federal prosecutor.
On Friday, December 21 at 7:15 p.m. The Detroit Red Wings Alumni Association in association with the Joe Kocur Foundation for Children will be staging a charity hockey game at Compuware Arena to benefit the family of fallen West Bloomfield police officer Patrick O'Rourke.
NHL players will begin voting Sunday on whether they will grant the players' association's executive board the authority to dissolve the union because of the inability to reach a collective bargaining agreement with the league.
The NHL and its locked-out players might turn up in a courtroom before they find their way back onto the ice.
A bill that could lead to the Detroit Red Wings finally getting a new home now heads to Gov. Rick Snyder's desk.
The operator of Joe Louis and Cobo arenas in Detroit is disputing more than $971,000 in unpaid property taxes on the venues.
The operator of Joe Louis and Cobo arenas in downtown Detroit owes the cash-strapped city more than $971,000 in unpaid property taxes on the venues.
A Detroit Red Wings prospect arrested in a Teletubby costume in western Michigan has pleaded guilty to drunken driving.
Different location, different format, same old result in the ongoing fruitless NHL labor talks.
Sitting in a hockey locker room, Steve Chase became the latest die-hard fan fed up with the NHL lockout.
When the NHL and the NHLPA get back together Wednesday at an undisclosed location to resume talks after nearly a week off, they will once again be joined by mediators.
We've all said the phrase, at least once.
The NHL and NHLPA will get back to the negotiating table less than a week after their bizarre breaking off of talks last Thursday in New York City.
Right now we don't have the NHL.
