NEW YORK (AP) — The NHL and the players' association resume
negotiations Thursday afternoon, the third straight day the sides are
meeting in an effort to end the lockout.
This is the 54th day of the lockout, and this week is considered critical for the hockey season to be saved. Owners and players already have bargained for about 13 hours over two days this week at an undisclosed site in New York. Little information about the talks has been disclosed by either side.
This is the 54th day of the lockout, and this week is considered critical for the hockey season to be saved. Owners and players already have bargained for about 13 hours over two days this week at an undisclosed site in New York. Little information about the talks has been disclosed by either side.
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