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Originally Posted by MarkGio
The NHLPA bargained in good faith during the last CBAs. They were the first party to reach 50/50 split of revenue while the league was at 42/58 split in favor of the owners. You do know that Fehr has no say in a lock-outs, don't you? That's the owners who lock players out of the buildings. Fehr and the NHLPA only determine strikes. And the last four labour stoppage have been exercised by the owners, not the players.
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That is a very simplistic way of looking at things. Yes the owners are responsible for locking out the players, but its basically a mutual decision.
Yes, they're the ones that lock the doors because they're the ones responsible for them. The players arent responsible for anything other than showing up and doing their jobs.
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