For many people, the best part about watching hockey is the fights. For those fight-lovers, there's some rumbling between the Rangers and the National Hockey League that could interest you. Back in September, Madison Square Garden sued the NHL for antitrust violations, claiming the league monopolized team promotions via the Rangers' website. Court papers filed yesterday included a letter from NHL commissioner Gary Bettman that asked the court to rule that the Rangers were in......

Fans will be able to watch hockey again tonight for the first time in sixteen months as every team in the National Hockey League takes to the ice. Before turning on the game, it might be a good idea to review some of the multiple rule changes that will be in place for the 2005-2006 season. As for the local teams, expect a decent year from the Devils. They lost Scott Niedermayer and Scott Stevens,......

It's not like it matters at this point, but if you care, the National Hockey League cancelled their 2004-05 season yesterday after five months of locking out their players. Gothamist can only think of a few losers, none of which are a team owner or a member of the player's union. Fans, employees for the teams, vendors, small businesses, those are the people that lose from this. To us, things like a disagreement over $6.5......

Training camp will not open this week for the National Hockey League, for the NHL has locked out its players. The collective bargaining agreement expired at midnight and the opening of the season on October 13th may be questionable. In fact, the season may not happen at all. The NHL Players Association says it is ready to lose a season and a half. Ouch! Gothamist knows the Rangers suck, but is that really any reason......