Tuesday, January 1, 2013

NHL starts 2013 the way it ended 2012

Though the day, month, and year has changed, everything surrounding the NHL has remained the same - it ended 2012 in a lockout, and it has begun 2013 with no change in its status.

Both the league and the NHLPA are still trying to put together a new CBA while the players have endured 108 days of not practicing, playing games, and subsequently not getting paid.

No one can tell for sure if the last three days of phone calls, communications, and meetings related to a recent offer made by the NHL to the Union last Thursday will help push everything over the edge.

On Monday, the NHLPA offered a counterproposal to the league and delivered it with players in attendance as has been their operating procedure throughout this process.

With that, the NHL has taken its time to review the Union's submission on Tuesday which is still ongoing.

Does this signal the beginning of the end of the lockout?

Maybe or maybe not.

Spin the wheel and make your bets.

 Comments from NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman - NHL.com

 

 Comments from NHLPA's Executive Director Donald Fehr - NHL.com

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