Obama on NHL labor talks: 'Do right by your fans' By KEN THOMAS Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP) President Barack Obama is urging the NHL and the players' association to "do right by your fans" and find a solution to the league's lockout. Obama says in an interview with WCCO-TV in Minneapolis that as president, he shouldn't have to get involved in a sports lockout. He says owners and players "make a lot of money and you make a lot of money on the backs of the fans, so do right by your fans." Representatives from both sides met with a federal mediator Thursday but didn't make any noticeable progress. The two sides appear no closer to a deal to save the season. Obama says both sides "can figure out how to spread out a bunch of revenue" and should do right by the people who support them. Updated December 13, 2012 |
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