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Tom Stillman, Doug Armstrong
Tom Stillman, left, Chairman and Governor of the St. Louis Blues, and Doug Armstrong, Executive Vice President of the Blues, leave an NHL hockey Board of Governors meeting, Wednesday, Dec. 5, 2012, in New York. The NHL and NHL Players' Association have cleared their schedules with progress being made in collective bargaining talks. (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer)

NHL Talks Resume



New York, NY (WBEN/AP) After spending most of Thursday apart, the NHL and the players' association are back together for the latest round of negotiations aimed at ended the long lockout.

The sides are meeting for the third straight day as they try to find a way to make a deal that would allow the delayed hockey season to start. Optimism that emerged late Tuesday night seems to have waned as conversations continued.

The dynamic of having owners and players at the bargaining table without NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman and union leader Donald Fehr also appears to have lost some of its luster. It wasn't immediately known who was in attendance for the meeting that began shortly after 5 p.m., but some owners who sat in on Tuesday and Wednesday have left.

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Locations : New York
People : Donald Fehr, Gary Bettman
12/06/2012 6:04PM
NHL Talks Resume
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