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The season is long and grueling. There isn't much time to escape. That's why a voyage to the hinterlands during exhibition season is refreshing.

You say one of the positives of the new collective bargaining agreement is supposed to be parity? No thanks.

Last week's "exchange" yielded nothing new, but that's not a reason to stop working toward a new CBA.

CBA uncertainty hasn't stopped Avs GM Pierre Lacroix from continuing to build a competitive roster.

For better or for worse, the expiring CBA has changed the way NHL teams do business.

The playoffs are shaping up to be the best in years. You better enjoy the thrill while it lasts.

There have been a lot of goalies on the move since the new CBA was put into place. Terry Frei tries to make sense out of it all.

With Peter Forsberg and Adam Foote out of town, the Avalanche have to deal with a new reality, writes Terry Frei.

For the good of hockey, Gary Bettman and Bob Goodenow should step down after the CBA is signed.

Without a CBA – or for that matter, a season – in sight, Todd Bertuzzi's reinstatement hearing should be just that.

The NHL should cancel the season now, as dragging on CBA negotiations any further would be torture for everyone involved.

When George W. Bush visited Canada this week, his agenda included more than just mending fences with Canada.

NHL owners are showing restraint. Players are taking pay cuts. So why don't they agree to a luxury tax?

The Predators may be progressing slowly, but that doesn't mean Nashville wasn't worth the gamble.