NHL players offer 24 percent rollback of salaries
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As promised, the NHL Players Association on Thursday delivered its strongest proposal to end the lockout. In a move even NHLPA executive director Bob Goodenow admitted
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Thereâs no crying in baseball - or hockey for that matter â-ut it appears there can be rollbacks in CBA negotiating. Surely the most shocking element of the NHLPAâs proposal to the NHL owners on Thursday
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A salary cap remains a sticking point as the league and the players reject each other&#39;s offers. TORONTO - The NHL edged a few steps closer to cancellation of what remains of the 2004-05 season Tuesday, rejecting
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The NHL players' association is taking its case public.
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The NHLPA says that it made a lot of concessions in their proposal - which included a 24 per cent salary rollback â-nd it will save the league over $1 billion US over the next six years.
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The NHL Players&#39; Association offered to slash the salary of Flyers goalie Robert Esche by $186,000 Thursday. Understandably, Esche wasn&#39;t real happy about it.
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The NHL fined one of the owners of the Atlanta Thrashers $250,000 for saying the league would use replacement players next year if a new collective bargaining agreement isn&#39;t reached, The Associated Press has learned.
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The National Hockey League appears poised to reject a proposal made last Thursday by the players union, which included a 24 percent reduction in pay and other concessions but not a hard salary cap.
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NHL owners and players are going back to the bargaining table Dec. 9 -- exactly three months after their last attempt to resolve the labor dispute that is close to wiping out the season.
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Nearly five months into the NHL lockout, the players' association still won't accept the league's demand for a salary cap. The league says it's too late to talk about alternatives. And now time is about to run out on the hockey season.
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The National Hockey League has  delivered a final salary offer to locked out players that must  be accepted by 11 a.m. EST (1600 GMT) Wednesday or it's  commissioner Gary Bettman will cancel the 2004/05 season.
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Four hours of meetings between the NHL and its players&#39; association ended yesterday with the promise of a 24% salary rollback and the prospect of many hours of homework for the league&#39;s negotiating committee over the next several days.
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The union&#39;s proposal to end the lockout, made Thursday at the league&#39;s Canadian headquarters, calls for a tax that would penalize -- and perhaps deter -- high-end payrolls.
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Barring a last-minute contract settlement, National Hockey League owners plan to authorize a lockout of players tomorrow after the current labor agreement expires.
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The Pittsburgh Penguins made the first move to keep their core group of young players together, reaching terms with restricted free agent defenseman Ryan Whitney on a $24 million, six-year contract.
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The NHL fined one of the owners of the Atlanta Thrashers $250,000 yesterday for saying the league would use replacement players next year if a new collective bargaining agreement
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TORONTO Dec 14, 2004 - The NHL moved a step closer to losing the season Tuesday, when the league and players&#39; association rejected proposals for a new collective bargaining agreement.