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Back to Back Talks! 0

postedNovember 7, 2012 by Ryan Henning, Editor

There has been a breakthrough in the NHL CBA negotiations! Both sides are actually — now get this – TALKING! Why didn’t they think of this sooner? The season was supposed to start a month ago, but with so much … Continue reading →

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Can the Isles help solve the lockout? 0

postedOctober 30, 2012 by Ryan Henning, Editor

As we are all aware, at this point, the lockout is allegedly a difference of opinion between players and owners, but in truth is a problem caused by an income disparity between wealthy teams and those that aren’t as well … Continue reading →

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82 Games Unlikely 0

postedOctober 23, 2012 by Ryan Henning, Editor

This Thursday is the drop dead date put forth by the NHL in which a deal must be signed before the 2012-13 season is shortened. IT doesn’t look good. Whatever optimism was there last week was quickly squelched when ownership … Continue reading →

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Now We’re Getting Somewhere 0

postedOctober 17, 2012 by Ryan Henning, Editor

After a long summer and now a couple of weeks of missed hockey, it appears there has been a bit of a breakthrough in the NHL’s labor negotiations. It seemed as though the NHL was finally getting the message that … Continue reading →

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The KHL Goes to ESPN 0

postedOctober 2, 2012 by Ryan Henning, Editor

If you want to watch professional hockey this year, you have an unlikely source to turn to. Russia’s Kontinental Hockey League will be airing a few games on ESPN3, the internet outlet provided by ESPN. ESPN has notoriously lowballed the … Continue reading →

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Let’s Solve the Lockout 0

postedSeptember 26, 2012 by Ryan Henning, Editor

The NHL Lockout is on and it’s not going anywhere. I’m not negotiator and I’m not an economist, but I think, since my only intent is to get hockey back on the ice, that I can bring up some novel … Continue reading →

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Teams Begin Laying Off Employees 0

postedSeptember 18, 2012 by Ryan Henning, Editor

As the NHL Lockout enters it’s first week, teams have already taken measures to reduce costs without the revenue of games to fall back on. Naturally, it could be pointed out that they wouldn’t have these problems if they weren’t … Continue reading →

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It’s Come to This 0

postedSeptember 13, 2012 by Ryan Henning, Editor

“You don’t want to say this, but it seems like it’s been kinda in the works anyway.” That’s a direct quote from Sidney Crosby, undoubtedly the biggest North American star in the league, in reference to the pending lockout. It’s … Continue reading →

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A Last Ditch Effort to Stop the Lockout 0

postedSeptember 11, 2012 by Ryan Henning, Editor

It’s pretty clear at this point that the NHL is headed for it’s second lockout in less than a decade. Players in Quebec and Alberta have moved to have an injunction from the governments there to make their employers let … Continue reading →

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Alexander Ovechkin Has Some Things to Say 0

postedSeptember 5, 2012 by Ryan Henning, Editor

Washington Capitals star Alexander Ovechkin was interviewed after a skate with some of his teammates, and he didn’t hold back. The Washington Post composed all of his comments into this post. A summary of Ovechkin’s opinion would be “Alexander Ovechkin … Continue reading →

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