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- Just 24 hours after Gary Bettman dropped a bomb on the entire hockey community, things have began to heat up in regards to the CBA. The NHLPA is expected to submit their counter-proposal on Tuesday afternoon, and things will hopefully kick into high gear. - After the big letdown
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- So Gary Bettman dropped the bomb Thursday, announcing that there will be a lockout if a new CBA deal isn't reached by September 15th. That sounds like a major stand by the NHL, but in reality that was expected. There was no way the NHL was going
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Negotiations between the NHL and the NHLPA have been moving along rather slowly over the past month, and today we heard some devastating news from NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman. Before negotiations even began, there was news circulating that the NHL could potentially operate under the current CBA next season, if
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Lots of news has been breaking this week in the hockey world, from Rick Nash being dealt to the New York Rangers in a blockbuster deal, to the Nashville Predators matching the 14-year offer sheet for Shea Weber. This definitely comes as a surprise to many people, but it was
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Not to throw a match on some gasoline, but as more and more information is being leaked out about the Philadelphia Flyers' offer sheet to Shea Weber, it looks like it's going to be a pretty tough call for the brass in Nashville. The biggest tactic used
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Alright, let me just get this out of the way no: Wow. According to reports from Darren Dreger, Shea Weber has signed a 14-year offer sheet with the Philadelphia Flyers. The Nashville Predators will have a chance to retain Weber, as they have a seven-day window to match the Flyers&
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So the NHL owners kicked off the 2012 NHL CBA negotiations last night, extending their offer to the NHLPA. Here is what the offer contained: Renaud P Lavoie @RenLavoieRDS 3-contracts limites to 5 years 4-no more salary arbitration. 5- entry-level contract 5 years instead of 3. Expand * Reply * Retweet * Favorite
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The New York Rangers have lost another one of their bottom-six forward to free agency, as Ruslan Fedotenko has signed a one-year contract with the Philadelphia Flyers. The deal will pay Fedotenko $1.75 million during next season, where he will likely be slotted into the Flyers bottom-six as well.
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Former New York Rangers forward, John Mitchell, has signed a two-year deal with the Colorado Avalanche. Mitchell had an impressive start to his time on Broadway, after he was called up about 20 games into the season. Both Mitchell and Hagelin were recalled, and didn't miss a beat.
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The Draft has started and with the first pick in the Draft the Edmonton Oilers selected Nail Yakupov of the Sarnia Sting in the OHL. The Russian Forward is a scoring machine in Major Junior and should translate to big success in Edmonton. Just Imagine: Taylor Hall-Ryan Nugent-Hopkins-Nail Yakupov Goalies
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With the third overall pick in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft, the Montreal Canadiens have selected Alex Galchenyuk from the Sarina Sting. Galchenyuk was ranked fourth among all North American skaters and has immense talent that can help the Montreal Canadiens. He was second overall in rookie scoring last season
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With the second overall pick in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft, the Columbus Blue Jackets selected defenseman Ryan Murray, from the Everett Silvertips. The Blue Jackets have been on the hunt for some NHL-ready defensemen, and they get just this with Ryan Murray. Murray was ranked No. 2 among North