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But That's Not What He Said

There's a fascinating interview on NHL.com with Bill Daly, which updates the on-going investigations. It's worth reading on its own (follow the link inside the ProHockeyTalk article). I'm going to unpack what Daly said this evening when everyone is asleep, but I just wanted to quickly address PHT's interpretation

2012 NHL Lockout: Late Night CBA Meetings Bring Cautious Optimism

Yesterday's expanded player-owner meeting was called productive by both sides. Talks resumed after today's Board of Governors meeting, and a new NHLPA proposal is expected.

2012 NHL Lockout: When Did Lost Seasons Become Normal?

The NHL was the first to lose a whole season to a lockout. Now, the NHL might become the first league to lose two. When did we get used to this madness?

2012 NHL Lockout: As More Games Are Canceled, Players Could Consider Decertification

Owners in pro sports leagues have been using lockouts as their tactic of choice. Dissolving unions to file antitrust lawsuits has been one tactic to counter that.

How To Survive NHL Lockout News: Resist Drama, Wait For Details, Apply Beer

Are you following all this CBA drama? Here are a few rules of thumb.

CBA Update: The Five Stages Of Lockout Grief

The five stages of lockout grief – and the latest round of CBA meetings – in links and tweets.

Schenn to AHL on conditioning loan? Hmm.

Disclaimer: half-baked thoughts to follow. I'm really not sure what I think about this, nor do I know if any other team's have sent junior-eligible players to the AHL on conditioning loans. Maybe you'll tell me this happens all the time. First I've heard of it. * CBA Article 13.8