NHL

Lockout: Day 14

By Times staff, wires
Published September 30, 2004

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WHAT HAPPENED: Nothing.

NEXT NEGOTIATING SESSION: None planned.

WHAT THE LIGHTNING WOULD BE DOING: The team would be practicing today.

THE LATEST: "Is October canceled? Well, teams have been told they can schedule events in their buildings 30 days ahead," explained Bill Daly, NHL executive vice president and chief legal officer, on Wednesday. "So we're talking Oct.28 right now. So yeah, October is pretty much canceled."

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