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Tag Archives: Collective Bargaining Agreement
NHL’s Participation in 2022, 2026 Olympics is On the Table in Proposed CBA Discussions
Photo: Getty On Wednesday, The Athletic’s Pierre LeBrun reported in the NHL’s proposed Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) extension, a return to Olympics participation covering both 2022 in Beijing, China, and 2026 in Milan, Italy, is on the table.
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Tagged Alex Ovechkin, CBA, Collective Bargaining Agreement, Della Young, Olympics, Pierre LeBrun
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CBA Negotiations in Full Swing; Lars Eller Member of NHLPA Negotiations Committee
The NHL and NHLPA are busy hammering out the complicated layers to the Phase 3 and Phase 4 Return to Play agreement, all while at the same time negotiating a CBA extension.
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Tagged CBA, Collective Bargaining Agreement, COVID-19, Jon Sorensen, NHL Collective Bargaining Agreement
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Discussions Between NHL, NHLPA Continue for new Collective Bargaining Agreement
Photo: Brian Babineau/National Hockey League/Getty Images There were several reports on Thursday that the NHL and the NHL Players Association have begun initial negotiations for the next collective bargaining agreement (CBA). The current 10-year agreement expires on September 15, 2022.
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Tagged 2019-2020 NHL Season, CBA, Collective Bargaining Agreement, COVID-19, Jon Sorensen, NHLPA
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NHL and NHLPA Each Discussing Possibility of New CBA Now
You may recall that last week we posted a story from TSN’s Elliotte Friedman, which centered on his speculation that a new Collective Bargaining Agreement might be something that’s considered as a means of dealing with financial issues related to … Continue reading →
Report: Should NHL and NHLPA Consider Entering Into New CBA Now?
Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman joined the “Tim and Sid show” on Sportsnet 590 Tuesday afternoon to discuss the current state of the NHL. Topics included the current salary cap issues for next season, including the players likely loss of significant money … Continue reading →
CBA Talks Continue: Will the NHL Change Its Mind on Olympic Participation?
Will the NHL find a way to fit the next Olympics into the schedule? Continue reading →
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Tagged China, Collective Bargaining Agreement, George Foussekis, NHL, NHL All-Star Game, NHLPA, Olympics, Team Europe, Team North America
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CBA Update: The NHLPA Decides to Not Reopen the CBA
The current CBA is set to expire on September 15, 2022. Continue reading →
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Tagged Alex Ovechkin, Collective Bargaining Agreement, George Foussekis, NHL, NHLPA, Olympics
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CBA Talks: Where Do Things Currently Stand Between the NHL and NHLPA In Regards to the Next CBA?
Over the last couple of weeks, the collective bargaining agreement talks have heated up between the league owners and Players’ Association. The current CBA was signed back in January 2013 and is set to expire on September 15, 2022.
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Tagged 2010 NHL Draft, 2016 World Cup of Hockey, Collective Bargaining Agreement, Contracts, Gary Bettman, George Foussekis, NBC Sports, NHL, NHLPA, Olympics
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NHL Opts Not To Reopen CBA
The National Hockey League announced today that it will not be exercising its option to reopen the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) for the 2020-21 season. The NHLPA can still opt out of the current CBA by September 15. As a condition of … Continue reading →
Should The NHL Move To A “Luxury Tax” Salary Management Model?
July can be a really trying and emotional month for Hockey fans. NHL and AHL Contracts officially expire, rendering many fan-favorite players “free agents” of one form another, with some of those players ultimately leaving town for a new team. … Continue reading →
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Tagged Collective Bargaining Agreement, Jon Sorensen, NHL Luxury Tax, Salary Cap
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