TODAY | January 06, 2013
Tentative deal reached to end NHL lockout
After negotiations that lasted 16 hours, the National Hockey League and the NHL Players Association reached an agreement to end the lockout that has been in place since mid- September. TODAY’s Jenna Wolfe reports.
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>> there may be nhl hockey after all. a tentative agreement has been reached between the league around the players association that could end the nhl lockout and save the second half of the hockey season with a 16-hour negotiating session that ended early this morning with a deal that still needs to be ratified by