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Commissioner Gary Bettman says the NHL and NHLPA will begin CBA talks in early April

  • NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman announced that the NHL and NHLPA will initiate talks for a new collective bargaining agreement during the week of April 1.
  • Bettman expressed optimism about resolving issues before the current agreement expires in September 2026, stating, "I’m hoping we can do this quickly, quietly and painlessly."
  • NHLPA Executive Director Marty Walsh indicated he is entering negotiations with a positive attitude, reflecting excitement about the sport's growth and collaboration.
  • Potential topics include adjusting the regular season schedule, with discussions including a proposal to expand the regular season from 82 to 84 games.
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Commissioner Gary Bettman says the NHL and NHLPA will begin CBA talks in early April

NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman says the league and the Players' Association will sit down to begin negotiations on a new collective bargaining agreement the week of April 1

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