Bettman, NHL Make New Offer In Hope Of Full Season
The NHL has made a new offer to the players' association that proposes a 50-50 split of hockey-related revenue and a full 82-game season starting Nov. 2.
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The NHL has made a new offer to the players' association that proposes a 50-50 split of hockey-related revenue and a full 82-game season starting Nov. 2.
Mike Modano made his mark long before he and the Minnesota North Stars relocated to Dallas and brought hockey to the Sun Belt. Once he got there in 1993, he didn't miss a beat.
Professional hockey Hall of Famer Wayne Gretzky is still more optimistic than everybody else when it comes to the NHL lockout ending at a somewhat reasonable time.
In what's becoming a rather familiar storyline in the ongoing CBA discussions, no progress appears to have been made during Wednesday's meetings in New York.
A year ago today we were still basking in the glow of the Mavericks' first NBA championship. The Rangers were on their way to a second straight World Series. The Cowboys were 2-2 in their Bye week. The Dallas Stars were, um, playing hockey.
The good news? The NHL and NHLPA are going to resume negotiating a new collective bargaining agreement on Wednesday and Thursday in New York. The bad news? They still aren't going to be discussing how to split the hockey-related revenue.
One week before the regular season was slated to begin, the NHL announced Thursday the cancellation of the 2012-13 schedule through October 24.
The rhetoric is rising, while the time before the planned start of the NHL regular season is running out.
The NHL and NHLPA resumed talks on Tuesday, as the two sides continue to search for a resolution to the NHL lockout. But following a two-hour meeting, there was no good news.
Will they play NHL hockey this year? That is the question. Everybody hopes the answer will be yes, but not everybody thinks the answer will be yes. Wayne Gretzky does, though.
