NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman, mediator Scot Beckenbaugh, and NHLPA Executive Director Donald Fehr (Associated Press)
Rest in pain, NHL lockout. It began at 11:59pm on September 15, 2012 and ended at 4:40am on January 6. 113 long, grueling days.
Posts Tagged ‘Bill Daly’
Rest In Pain 2012-13 NHL Lockout
Posted: January 8, 2013 by Lamar Lester in NewsTags: Bill Daly, Board of Governors, buyout, CBA, contract rights, Donald Fehr, draft lottery, Gary Bettman, lockout, meeting, regular season, salary cap, Scot Beckenbaugh, training camp
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NHL Offer Still On The Table
Posted: December 28, 2012 by Lamar Lester in News, OpinionTags: Bill Daly, buyout, CBA, contract rights, draft lottery, drop-dead date, NHL, proposal
Three weeks ago after the Players-Owners meetings, we found out Bill Daly instructed the NHLPA that the offer had been taken off the table. As I wrote the following week, I wasn’t buying it. According to reports, the NHL submitted a new proposal to the NHLPA that was essentially the same. I was right.
Everything Is Off The Table? I’m Not Buying It
Posted: December 11, 2012 by Lamar Lester in Analysis, Interactive, News, OpinionTags: Bill Daly, buyout, CBA, contract rights, Donald Fehr, Gary Bettman, mediation, NHL, NHLPA
Bill “The Hill” Daly and Gary “Off The Table” Bettman (Associated Press)
Here I go writing another post about Gary Bettman. This one won’t be so nice though. Hope you like rants…
This Week Never Happened
Posted: December 6, 2012 by Lamar Lester in Analysis, NewsTags: Bill Daly, buyout, CBA, contract rights, Donald Fehr, Gary Bettman, lockout, meeting, negotiations, Ron Hainsey, Steve Fehr
Forget this week ever happened. Why? Because for all intents and purposes, it didn’t. What started out as a promising week for NHL hockey, has ended the way most others before it have, badly.
Board of Governors Meeting
Posted: December 5, 2012 by Lamar Lester in NewsTags: Bill Daly, Board of Governors, CBA, Gary Bettman, negotiations
Last night, Bill Daly said the two sides would meet this morning before the board meeting. That didn’t happen, but don’t be alarmed. The two sides did however touch base before the Board of Governors meeting. They agreed it was best to wait until later, as not to rush for either meeting.
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