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IN Hockey!!!

you heard it hear first

mark the time.
 
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how many games will they play this season??? a 5 game schedule 3 out of 5 wins the cup???...pathetic that it took this long
 

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He means the deal is struck for next season!

Then again, no one really cares either way whether a deal was struck or not
 

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How long until this "inside source information" breaks on any news orginIzation?
 
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Friday if the guy ahead of the league dosen't fxck it up.
 

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I have heard this many times before, I will believe it when I see it.
 
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There supposed to be a real deal this time.

I'm not even a real puck fan.
 

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Got this from Eklund's site today.... Just more rumors as of right now.



Wednesday, June 01, 2005



Deal may be Done

Strong rumors circulating that this may be over...stay tuned

The Shadow is reporting that both sides have agreed to a deal and today and tomorrow is to finalise the CBA, cross the T's and dot the I's. Announcement is imminent, perhaps as early as tomorrow night.

Other sources as well..

people in hockey are still concerned that a monkey wrench could be thrown into this...it isn't over until the whole thing is signed...it could still go south...A source just said, "People still are fearful of certain people."

stay tuned
 

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good, now i can brush the dust off my hurricanes jersey, if they even exist next season.
 

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Thank god I cant handle another year with no hockey, I believe the deal is done and the sad things gonna be that the deal wont be much different than what they almost settled on a few months ago. I got know info about or anything just my opinion on whats gonna hapen
 
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i hope this is true for this time of year i love plopping down in front of the TV around 4P and watching 5-6 hours of playoff hockey.

the stanley cup playoffs are the VERY BEST playoffs of ANY sport out there and to miss this time of year is killing me

it is also hugely profitable because the books are still pretty much clueless when it comes time to book the NHL and it is easy pickens from them if you know what you are doing - for they sure as hell don't
 

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Nothing better than watching a triple header in NHL playoffs perfect amount of time to polish off a couple dozen beer.
 
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winkyduck said:
i hope this is true for this time of year i love plopping down in front of the TV around 4P and watching 5-6 hours of playoff hockey.

the stanley cup playoffs are the VERY BEST playoffs of ANY sport out there and to miss this time of year is killing me

it is also hugely profitable because the books are still pretty much clueless when it comes time to book the NHL and it is easy pickens from them if you know what you are doing - for they sure as hell don't

very refreshing to see an American poster truly understand the drama and excitement of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. No sport can top the excitement of the Stanley Cup playoffs.
 
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I hope its true. Now the NBA can sit it out for a year.
 

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winkyduck said:
i hope this is true for this time of year i love plopping down in front of the TV around 4P and watching 5-6 hours of playoff hockey.

the stanley cup playoffs are the VERY BEST playoffs of ANY sport out there and to miss this time of year is killing me

it is also hugely profitable because the books are still pretty much clueless when it comes time to book the NHL and it is easy pickens from them if you know what you are doing - for they sure as hell don't

I guess you missed reading the post that ESPN has declined to pick up hockey for next season. I guess you will paying the NHL package because you sure won't get the games for free.
 

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Let's hope that Patriot is right for a change.
 
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FairWarning said:
I hope its true. Now the NBA can sit it out for a year.

I'll take the NHL over the NBA any day of the week. I've been like a lost puppy dog this spring without the NHL playoffs :increible
 

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TORONTO (AP) -- The NHL and the players' association held small-group discussions for nine hours Wednesday, again working on a review of revenue measurement and financial reporting issues.

The meetings in an attempt to negotiate a new collective bargaining agreement will continue with a larger group Thursday as the sides try to find common ground on team revenues and how to associate them to a salary cap.

Both sides have agreed that a salary cap model with an upper and lower limit will be the centerpiece of a new agreement, but have labored through the financial review in order to tie revenues to the moving cap figure.

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Ted Saskin, senior director of the NHLPA, was joined in Wednesday's meetings by outside counsel John McCambridge, associate counsel Ian Pulver, players' executive committee president Trevor Linden and vice president Vincent Damphousse.

Bill Daly, the league's chief legal officer, represented the NHL along with Boston Bruins owner Jeremy Jacobs, outside counsel Bob Batterman, NHL general counsel David Zimmerman and lawyer Shep Goldfein. NHL commissioner Gary Bettman, director of hockey operations Colin Campbell, New Jersey Devils CEO and general manager Lou Lamoriello, board of governors chairman Harley Hotchkiss of the Calgary Flames and Nashville Predators owner Craig Leipold are expected to join the discussions Thursday. NHLPA executive director Bob Goodenow will also participate Thursday, along with Brendan Shanahan of the Detroit Red Wings.

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JackStraw77 said:
I guess you missed reading the post that ESPN has declined to pick up hockey for next season. I guess you will paying the NHL package because you sure won't get the games for free.

ESPN declined to pick up its option, but they will almost surely pick up hockey at a reduced price if there is a season. They just are asking for the discount you would have to expect having a year off. ESPN regular season coverage sucks mostly anyways, who wants to watch the Rangers and Red Wings non-stop?

Way the NBA is talking the NHL might have the stage to itself for quite some time. Would figure the NBA would go on strike, fits right into form. My hockey team has its best season ever with a mostly young squad, then they go on strike. Now my NBA team has a great season with lots of promise and what do you know, strike talk is brewing.
 
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Patriot said:
IN Hockey!!!

you heard it hear first

mark the time.
" Your sources", Wow , I'm impressed with this forum and all of the powerful people we have here that can give us this inside Info. Freaking unbelievable
 

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