from the NHL: STATEMENT FROM NHL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER BILL DALY NEW YORK (October 4, 2012)— National Hockey League Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly today issued the following statement concerning the cancellation of the 2012-13 regular-season schedule through Oct. 24: “We were extremely disappointed to have to make today’s announcement. The game deserves… Read More →
By Rick Carpiniello rcarpini@lohud.com So much for the Rangers needing to start the season with eight games on the road due to Madison Square Garden’s renovations. The first five of those games were, not surprisingly, among the 82 games canceled by the NHL on Thursday due to the league’s lockout… Read More →
NHLPA Statement from Don Fehr re: NHL Game Cancellations TORONTO (October 4, 2012) – Don Fehr, National Hockey League Players’ Association Executive Director, released the following statement regarding today’s decision by the NHL to cancel games through October 24, 2012: “The decision to cancel the first two weeks of the… Read More →
From the NHL: NHL ANNOUNCES CANCELLATION OF 2012-13 REGULAR-SEASON SCHEDULE THROUGH OCTOBER 24 NEW YORK (October 4, 2012)— The National Hockey League announced today the cancellation of the 2012-13 regular-season schedule through October 24. A total of 82 regular-season games were scheduled for Oct. 11 through Oct. 24. The cancellation was… Read More →
Perhaps my summary of the situation yesterday was a bit much … insisting, as I did, that they are headed for a loss and that they will have to cave for this to get settled. I still think that the only way this gets settled will be the players accepting… Read More →
Yesterday’s news out of the lockout sham wasn’t good, and here’s some bad news. It’s going to get worse. Bet on that. Also, I’ve been incorrect in something, and I’m ashamed of myself. I’ve been saying that this can’t get serious, that neither side will be budging much, until the… Read More →
The State of Hockey: from a Player to a Coach to a Fan … Maybe Not Too Much Longer By Ken Lewis I grew up in Brooklyn in the 60’s and 70’s. Hockey was usually played on Chicago Roller Skates with a black roll of electrical tape as your puck…. Read More →
Can I just say something about the Ryder Cup? Why is it that those who cover golf don’t understand it? Or is it just that they are paid to analyze something that really can’t be analyzed. Year after year after year, Ryder Cup after President’s Cup after Ryder Cup, all… Read More →
