The NHL and NHLPA's new optimism heading into collective bargaining negotiations is evident, especially after a successful revenue rebound to a record $6.2 billion last season.
Commissioner Gary Bettman expressed a desire to initiate CBA discussions early, signifying a positive relationship between the NHL and NHLPA ahead of the negotiation process.
New NHLPA executive director Marty Walsh highlighted the importance of maintaining open communication with NHL leadership while acknowledging the necessity of being prepared for potential negotiations.
Players are cautious about modifications to their contracts, as re-negotiation opportunities can be rare; thus, they aim for fair terms within the new CBA.
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