NHL Lockout Update
An update on the NHL Lockout.
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An update on the NHL Lockout.
The NHL lockout continues and on Thursday it reached another "milestone" with word that the league was cancelling the first two weeks of the regular season.
The rhetoric is rising, while the time before the planned start of the NHL regular season is running out.
The major professional sports leagues and the NCAA say New Jersey's proposed sports betting law is hypocritical.
The NHL and the players' association met for a third straight day Sunday, and again avoided the troublesome money issues that are fueling the ongoing lockout.
The sides were not expected to discuss the core economic issues that are at the root of the dispute that threatens the start of the regular season.
Flyers goalie Ilya Bryzgalov has reportedly signed with a team in Russia.
Flyers stars Giroux and Hartnell are growing lockout beards.
New York Islanders captain Mark Streit and Montreal Canadiens defenseman Yannick Weber are returning home to play in Switzerland during the NHL lockout.
The NHL lockout has left several veteran free agents in limbo.
Unable to reach agreement on a new labor deal, the National Hockey League locked out its players at 12:01 a.m. Sunday.
The clock struck midnight, and the NHL turned into another sports league closed for business.
KYW's Matt Leon talks to Flyers writer Dave Isaac about the Flyers offseason so far.
The Flyers rewarded forward Wayne Simmonds with a six-year contract extension on Thursday.
The NCAA and the four major professional sports leagues went to court Tuesday morning to try to stop New Jersey from allowing sports betting, saying it would violate federal law and would threaten the sanctity of the game.
The Flyers Andrej Meszaros had surgery to repair a torn Achilles.
The Flyers have agreed to a multi-year contract extension with Peter Laviolette.
The Flyers have re-signed restricted free-agent right winger Jakub Voracek to a four-year contract.
The Flyers will not obtain Nashville defenseman Shea Weber.
Report: The Flyers have made a $100 million offer to defenseman Shea Weber.
What's more important, a great young left-handed pitcher for the Phillies, or a stud defenseman for the Flyers?
KYW's Matt Leon talked a little hockey in July with Sarah Baicker of CSNPhilly.com and got her thoughts on the league's labor situation, the Flyers off-season moves and who turned heads at the Flyers recent prospect camp.
The Flyers on Thursday signed a pair of free agents, forward Ruslan Fedotenko and defenseman Bruno Gervais.
Though oft-criticized, there is concern that Matt Carle's departure could hurt the Flyers.
