NHL releases full proposal, set to meet with NHLPA tomorrow

The NHL made a surprising move by releasing the full proposal to end the lockout on the NHL website.  The six-year agreement hopes to preserve the 82-game season starting Nov. 2.

Full text of NHL's offer for a new Collective Bargaining Agreement in order to preserve a full 82 game season: bit.ly/R9zzCU

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  (@NHL) October 17, 2012

Reports say the NHL and NHLPA will meet tomorrow in Toronto to discuss the new proposal. A response from the NHLPA could be expected at that time:

NHL and NHLPA will meet in Toronto tomorrow

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Pierre LeBrun (@Real_ESPNLeBrun) October 17, 2012

Lockout update: NHL and NHLPA representatives are scheduled to meet in Toronto tomorrow, TSN confirms.

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  (@CP24) October 17, 2012

With talks tomorrow, players want to know what constitutes a 50-50 revenue split.

“For now we’re still evaluating the proposal,” says Devils goalie Johan Hedberg.