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Lockout will test depth of owners' pockets
Originally Published: February 10, 2005
By
Darren Rovell | ESPN.com
Even before the National Hockey League lockout began on Sept. 16, commissioner Gary Bettman and many team executives have maintained they will lose less money if they don't play at all in 2004-05 than they would playing under the old collective bargaining agreement.
But they'd still lose money.
Pile on the effects of the lockout -- a decline in season-ticket sales, the loss of advertising, not to mention fan apathy and potential attrition -- and the next question becomes: If the NHL ...
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