NHL

Lockout: Day 14

By Times Staff
Published September 29, 2004

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WHAT HAPPENED: Nothing.

NEXT NEGOTIATING SESSION: None planned.

WHAT THE LIGHTNING WOULD BE DOING: The Lightning would be practicing today after playing Atlanta in a preseason game Tuesday.

THE LATEST: A poll conducted by the Financial Post in Canada revealed Canadian business leaders support a salary cap. In the poll, 72 percent said the league needs a salary cap while 22 percent said the players should not be forced to accept one. The rest did not know.

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