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Fires Need To Be Put Out
by Paul on 06/05/08 at 10:27 AM ET
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from Alan Maki of the Globe and Mail,
Here we are three years into the collective agreement that was going to save the NHL, make it a better, more viable business, and you can still see fires on the horizon. Some are manageable burns; some are close to raging out of control. All require attention.
Follow the smoke and you’ll see what we mean:
In Buffalo, the Sabres business practices are rattling their NHL partners who think the team is deliberately keeping the cost of its tickets low so it can qualify for league revenue sharing.
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