Rakiet*
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Here I go again:
I think the owners who've got the biggest stake in the next deal should step in and demand the following: The bargaining committees for both side must begin negociations no later than 2.5 years before teh current is set to expire, should a deal not be reached by the mid-way point of the last season in the offer, all who are involved in negociations will be banned from playing, banned from being involved in hockey operations period, cutting off their pay to put financial pressure on the negociaters. They would be obliged to work 8 hours a day, 5 days a week, until an agreement has been reached.
Personal financial pressure, nobody wants to lose their own money. Hit them where it really hurts.
I think the owners who've got the biggest stake in the next deal should step in and demand the following: The bargaining committees for both side must begin negociations no later than 2.5 years before teh current is set to expire, should a deal not be reached by the mid-way point of the last season in the offer, all who are involved in negociations will be banned from playing, banned from being involved in hockey operations period, cutting off their pay to put financial pressure on the negociaters. They would be obliged to work 8 hours a day, 5 days a week, until an agreement has been reached.
Personal financial pressure, nobody wants to lose their own money. Hit them where it really hurts.