Today in New York, in what one observer is calling “a big move in the owners’ direction,” the NHLPA has reportedly proposed that the players’ share of hockey-related revenue be calculated as a percentage, as it was under the last CBA.
The NHL recently expressed frustration with the union’s demands for a guaranteed dollar amount going towards the players. The league has also indicated it won’t accept such a proposal.
Of course, we don’t know what percentage of HRR the NHLPA has requested, so don’t get too excited yet. The devil, as they say, is in the details.
Update:
Sidney Crosby on NHLPA proposal: "We're making a move in their direction, so I don't see why they wouldn't consider it." #Penguins
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Shelly Anderson (@pgshelly) November 21, 2012
Sidney Crosby said NHLPA offer is "hybrid" and represents some movement in league's direction. #Penguins
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Shelly Anderson (@pgshelly) November 21, 2012
Update 2:
Donald Fehr says new proposal is "about as good we can do."
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Chris Johnston (@reporterchris) November 21, 2012
The NHLPA expects a response from the NHL on the new proposal this afternoon.
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Chris Johnston (@reporterchris) November 21, 2012
Break in talks. Fehr says new proposal is percentage based and two sides are now $189 million apart from almost $1 billion apart.
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Tim Panaccio (@tpanotchCSN) November 21, 2012
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But let’s just wait and see for sure.
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Despite recent reports.
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News and notes entering Wednesday’s Stanley Cup Final showdown — will Boston continue to stymie the power play?
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Meanwhile, the clock keeps ticking.
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Based on a couple of reports, the answer appears to be yes.
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Sens’ Murray has ‘talked to a number of teams’ about moving up at draft
Jun 19, 2013, 11:17 AM EDT
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“If you move up, there’s a chance to maybe get that better player.”
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Chicago has once again found themselves behind the Bruins.
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Both were scheduled to become restricted free agents this summer.
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Boston has a 2-1 series lead.
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Looks like Seth Jones might not be the number one selection.
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Wednesday’s collection of links.
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It’s the first NHL game on NBCSN to surpass 4 million viewers.
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They beat the Syracuse Crunch in six games.
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“It’s going to be a strong, solid franchise just like Winnipeg is now.”
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Report: Flyers will buy out Briere, Bryzgalov another story (Updated)
Jun 18, 2013, 9:27 PM EDT
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Things are getting dramatic in Philadelphia.




