Published September 13, 2012, 11:44 AM
-- Representatives from the National Hockey League and its players association met for three hours yesterday, without significant progress in resolving a labor dispute which threatens to force a lockout at the end of the week.
No progress reported in NHL labor talks
Minnesota Sports-- Representatives from the National Hockey League and its players association met for three hours yesterday, without significant progress in resolving a labor dispute which threatens to force a lockout at the end of the week.
NEW YORK - Representatives from the National Hockey League and its players association met for three hours yesterday, without significant progress in resolving a labor dispute which threatens to force a lockout at the end of the week.
Both sides were able to submit new proposals aimed at keeping negotiations alive, but there is no indication that a new deal is imminent. The expiration of the current collective bargaining agreement is midnight this Saturday.
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman has stated that the players will be locked out if a new deal is not struck by then.
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