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With NHL training camps underway and the 2022-23 season around the corner, the Insider Trading panel takes a look at early storylines around the league, including Bo Horvat's contract status and the NHLPA's search to replace Donald Fehr. TSN Hockey Insiders Darren Dreger and Pierre LeBrun joined Mark Roe to discuss.
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman says the league and its union are in "really good shape" with negotiations on a new collective bargaining agreement.
Major League Baseball Players Association executive director Tony Clark received more than $4.25 million in compensation in 2023, with a $3.25 million salary and $1 million bonus, nearly doubling his total the previous year, according to a union financial report released Monday.
Major League Baseball Players Association executive director Tony Clark's salary nearly doubled to $4.25 million in 2023, according to a union financial report released Monday.
The NHL Players' Association announced on Friday night that it has formed a search committee to find the successor to executive director Don Fehr.
The National Hockey Players' Association will begin the search for a new executive director.
The National Hockey League Players' Association announced Friday night that it has formed a committee to begin a search for a new executive director, replacing Donald Fehr.
An NHL Player's Association independently-commissioned investigation has found no «individual wrongdoing or institutional failures of policy or procedure» by its executive director Donald Fehr or others in ther handling of Kyle Beach's allegations of sexual assault against Chicago Blackhawks then-video coach Brad Aldrich in 2010.