National Hockey League fans are going to have to wait at least an additional week to see their teams in action.
The NHL, involved in a labor dispute with the players' union, said Friday that it was canceling another week of regular-season games, through November 1.
The league already had canceled games through October 24. The regular season was supposed to begin October 11, but the league locked out the players amid unsuccessful negotiations over a collective bargaining agreement.
Preseason games also were canceled this year. The last time the NHL canceled preseason games was in 2004, preceding a yearlong lockout of the players by the owners.
A total of 135 regular-season games were scheduled for October 11 through November 1.
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What a tedious bore you are, JR.
Well I for one miss my hockey-Get rid of Bettman and lets get somebody who can actually negotiate in there!
NHL SUCKS!!!! Were all sick of your greed!
Why can't they cancel a boring sport like Basketball instead of Hockey? There's nothing on TV now.