AMHERST – On Thursday in Toronto, the NHL Players’ Association submitted three counter proposals it believed could help end a lockout now in its 35th day. The union claimed each hit the 50-50 hockey-related revenue split the NHL has demanded, a possible breakthrough in the contentious negotiations.
The NHL examined the offers for 10 minutes, and then rejected them. The sides spoke for a few more minutes before departing.
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