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rt · 11-26-2012, 01:01 PM

Either way, I would expect that at least 90% of union membership would've been better off if the PA had accepted the NHL's last offer the very moment "make whole was clarified" (with plenty of time for 82 games worth of pay) than they would be even if the NHL accepts the PA's last offer today with the qualification that only 75% of games can be played and salaries for this season must be prorated.

11-26-2012, 01:01 PM	#331
rt Usually Incorrect Join Date: May 2004 Location: Rarely Sober Country: Posts: 36,014 vCash: 500	Either way, I would expect that at least 90% of union membership would've been better off if the PA had accepted the NHL's last offer the very moment "make whole was clarified" (with plenty of time for 82 games worth of pay) than they would be even if the NHL accepts the PA's last offer today with the qualification that only 75% of games can be played and salaries for this season must be prorated.