Representatives of the NHL and the Players’ Association will sit down together Monday in Toronto — but not to work on a new contract.
Instead, they’ll be discussing the accounting for last season’s hockey-related revenues.
It’s their first meeting since the lockout began last weekend, and there are no contract negotiations scheduled.
The work stoppage has already prompted the cancellation of September’s pre-season games.
Tonight, the Toronto Maple Leafs were supposed to play their first pre-season game against the Ottawa Senators.
NHL and NHLPA meeting today – but not to talk contract
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