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10/13/12

KEN CAMPBELL: 'AHL on steroids' will be big adjustment for NHL prospects (The Hockey News)
LUKE FOX: Bobby Orr's rule changes (Sportsnet)
STU HACKEL: NHL lockout survival guide (Si.com)
CHRIS NICHOLS: Kings miss their banner night (Sportsnet)
JESSE SPECTOR: Life in exile brings star talent to AHL, KHL (The Sporting News)
PIERRE LeBRUN: Gonchar: Players might stay in the KHL (ESPN)
STU HACKEL: Icebreaker Tournament worth seeing, even if KC doesnÕt think so (Si.com)
CRAIG CUSTANCE: The NHL's disappearing middle class (ESPN)
TIM WHARNSBY: NHL opening night not missed by all (CBC)
ERIC DUHATSCHEK: Both sides sticking to their play books as lockout drags on (Globe & Mail)
MIKE BERARDINO: As NHL lockout drags on, it's the regular folks who hurt the most (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
JACK TODD: Lockout hits too close to home (Montreal Gazette)
DAMIEN COX: Nothing in this fight for the fans or the game (Toronto Star)
DAVE STUBBS: For Armstrong, the stakes were steaks (Montreal Gazette)

10/12/12

MICHAEL GRANGE: A whole lot of nothing (Sportsnet)
SEAN GENTILLE: Instead of games, a staring contest--and no progress (The Sporting News)
STU HACKEL: NHL lockout survival guide (Si.com)
CHRIS NICHOLS: Alfredsson vents frustration (Sportsnet)
CRAIG MORGAN: Coyotes play waiting game as lockout drags on (Foxsports)
JUSTIN PIERCY: NHL 2012-13: What we were expecting in the East (CBC)
SCOTT BURNSIDE: Dominik Hasek continues to do it his way (ESPN)
JUSTIN PIERCY: NHL 2012-13: What we were expecting in the West (CBC)
PIERRE LeBRUN: Black Thursday disappoints idle players (ESPN)
TIM WHARNSBY: How fans are coping with NHL lockout (CBC)
SCOTT BURNSIDE: Fans need owners to defend them (ESPN)
ELLIOTTE FRIEDMAN: NHL, players should consider new ideas (CBC)
ADAM GRETZ: The top-five opening weekend games you're missing because of the lockout (CBS Sportsline)
GORD STELLICK: The anatomy of a lockout (CBC)
ERIC DUHATSCHEK: Lockout forces Flames to practice without a purpose (Globe & Mail)
LANCE HORNBY: This crystal ball might knock some sense into NHL negotiators (Toronto Sun)
TOM GULITTI: Miss seeimg the Devils? Try Atlantic City (Bergen Record)
AEDAN HELMER: Apathy 1, NHL 0 (Ottawa Sun)
TED WYMAN: Bobby Hull, Ben Hatskin got WHA off the ground (Winnipeg Sun)
BRUCE GARRIOCH: Lockout effect: What might have been (Ottawa Sun)
TOM HOFFARTH: Kings broadcaster Bob Miller has celebration put on ice thanks to lockout (Los Angeles Daily News)
KEN WARREN: Lessons from a lockout (Ottawa Citizen)
PAUL FRIESEN: Hat tipping WHA Jets founder Hatskin (Winnipeg Sun)
DAVID HAUGH: NHL killing itself with needless lockout (Chicago Tribune)
PAUL FRIESEN: Jets learning to grin and bear NHL lockout (Winnipeg Sun)

10/11/12

RYAN KENNEDY: Nic Kerdiles suspension raises NCAA questions (The Hockey News)
MICHAEL GRANGE: Prove that you want it (Sportsnet)
CRAIG CUSTANCE: Players dish on politics, gay marriage (ESPN)
SCOTT BURNSIDE: NHLPA labor challenge exercise in pettiness (ESPN)
CHRIS NICHOLS: NHL protecting small markets (Sportsnet)
PIERRE LeBRUN: Ryane Clowe: Players aren't cracking (ESPN)
ADAM GRETZ: Updating the NHL's top players in Europe (CBS Sportsline)
MARK SPECTOR: Biggest fraud in sports (Sportsnet)
TIM WHARNSBY: Why do Maple Leafs fans continue to cheer? (CBC)
SEAN GORDON: Owners hold the hammer in NHL labour dispute (Globe & Mail)
BRUCE DOWBIGGIN: CBC has much at stake in next NHL television rights negotiation (Globe & Mail)
HELENE ST. JAMES: NHL rinks, outlook dark on what would have been opening night (Detroit Free Press)
JAMES GORDON: Ultimately, the fans have the power in NHL money fight (Ottawa Citizen)
IAIN MacINTYRE: Pinball wizards KISS off hockey, tilt their competitive juices to the garage leagues (Vancouver Sun)
MARTIN FENNELLY: Fans need to send NHL a message (Tampa Tribune)
ED WILLES: As much as things change, they remain the same (Vancouver Province)
RANDY SPORTAK: NHL lockout idles Flames storylines (Calgary Sun)
JASON BOTCHFORD: Why is Canucks' Alex Edler being so evasive about his physical status? (Vancouver Province)
PAUL FRIESEN: Bobby Hull still the main attraction (Winnipeg Sun)
TONY GALLAGHER: Could this man end the NHL lockout? We can dream (Vancouver Province)

10/10/12

RORY BOYLEN: Where is hockey's inspirational leader? (The Hockey News)
STEPHEN BRUNT: Fans will only take so much (Sportsnet)
NICK KYPREOS: A partnership in peril (Sportsnet)
STEPH GREEGOR: Jackets' Umberger to help coach Ohio State (Foxsports)
CRAIG CUSTANCE: Auditing the Top 25 Under 25 (ESPN)
CRAIG CUSTANCE: Coaches stuck in standby mode (ESPN)
STU HACKEL: Locked out players in offbeat places (Si.com)
CHRS NICHOLS: NHL brass not visiting Ann Arbor (Sportsnet)
ART REGNER: Red Wings announcer Budd Lynch dies at 95 (Foxsports)
SCOTT BURNSIDE: Terry Murray is back in the game (ESPN)
CHRIS STEVENSON: NHLPA rhetoric heating up as labour talks near (Ottawa Sun)
NEIL RUBIN: 'One-armed bandit' Lynch was full of laughs (Detroit News)
BOB DUFF: Lynch embraced his life (Windsor Star)
RAJU MUDHAR: NHL lockout: Get ready for hockey rerun night in Canada (Toronto Star)
TIM BAINES: Kelly plays waiting game (Ottawa Sun)
TED WYMAN: 'It was a great time for hockey': WHA Jets reflect on 1972 (Winnipeg Sun)
STEVE SIMMONS: Dominik Hasek, 'the best ever', retires from hockey (Toronto Sun)
GARY LAWLESS: We could be in for a long couple of seasons (Winnipeg Free Press)
DAMIEN COX: Ben Scrivens could earn shot at Leaf job by playing while NHL sits (Toronto Star)
WAYNE SCANLAN: Lockout provides positive development (Ottawa Citizen)

10/9/12

CHRIS NICHOLS: Corporate America gets cold feet (Sportsnet)
JESSE SPECTOR: Time for pro sports to embrace gambling--officially (The Sporting News)
BRIAN CAZENEUVE: Adam Henrique trying to make the best of his AHL return (Si.com)
BRIAN STUBITS: Proposing some wacky rules changes for when NHL lockout ends (CBS Sportsline)
TIM WHARNSBY: Cory Conacher has overcome plenty, including surname (CBC)
ROY MacGREGOR: Puck might not be in play during NHL labour talks, but egos are (Globe & Mail)
BRUCE GARRIOCH: Talks (yawn) will resume between NHL, NHLPA (Ottawa Sun)
TOM JONES: This ridiculous NHL lockout (Tampa Bay Times)

10/8/12

DAVID SHOALTS: Like him or loathe him, Bettman brings brains to bear (Globe & Mail)
BRUCE DOWBIGGIN: Lockout sympathy on NHL's side...at least for now (Globe & Mail)
KEVIN ALLEN: Five groups deserving of sympathy during NHL lockout (USA Today)
DAVE FESCHUK: Commissioner Gary Bettman shrewd point man on hawkish owners' power play (Toronto Star)
JACK TODD: Lockouts hurt Montreal sports (Montreal Gazette)
JASON GREGOR: Time for fans to change elitist attitudes about our beloved game (Edmonton Journal)

10/7/12

ELLIOTTE FRIEDMAN: The 2012-13 NHL season that could have been (CBC)
SAM CARCHIDI: Four tips to end the NHL lockout (Philadelphia Inquirer)
BARRY ROZNER: Hawks-Canucks rivalry alive and well in AHL (Chicago Daily Herald)Subscriber site
DAVE FESCHUK: Going for broke in standoff with owners likely to cost players (Toronto Star)
DAMIEN CRISTODERO: Replacement-player talk is best laugh of NHL lockout (Tampa Bay Times)
TOM HOFFARTH: The book on Gary Bettman, the man behind the NHL lockouts (Los Angeles Daily News)
DON BRENNAN: Where in the world are the Senators? (Ottawa Sun)

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