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SBD/Issue 208/Leagues & Governing Bodies
NHLPA To Meet Alone After Delaying Meeting With League
Published July 24, 2007
The NHLPA is "going ahead with today’s business planning session" after postponing a joint meeting with the NHL, according to Allan Maki of the Toronto GLOBE & MAIL. Today's meeting is "aimed at ways to better market the game and promote the players.” Sources said that the NHLPA was “sending a message by ‘uninviting the league.’” It was “suggested the [NHLPA] has its own ideas on how to promote its members and that postponing the joint meeting was as much an act of defiance as a show of strength -- a way for the NHLPA to demonstrate it has recovered from the chaos and firing" of former Exec Dir Ted Saskin. NHL Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly, in an e-mail, said that the league was “‘disappointed the meeting was called off’ and unsure why that happened.” Daly: “We certainly hope it was a postponement as opposed to a cancellation” (Toronto GLOBE & MAIL, 7/24).







