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NHL Turnaround Continues
by Paul on 10/01/08 at 05:03 AM ET
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from Tim Arango of the New York Times,
On Saturday, the N.H.L. opens its 2008-9 season, putting yet more distance between the league and its former financial troubles, which wiped out the entire season four years ago after management and the players union failed to reach a collective bargaining agreement.
By many measures, the league has engineered a turnaround — both attendance and revenue are up. But the labor fiasco remains fresh in people’s minds, including those in charge of marketing the league to fans, and those troubles still serve as a backdrop to the league’s business and marketing decisions.
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