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Bob Goodenow is stepping down as head of the NHL Players’ Association, less than a week after the union and league approved a new labor deal to end a lockout that wiped out the entire 2004-05 season. Goodenow had three years left on his contract. But many observers thought he was not thrilled by the labor pact, which included a salary cap. Ted Saskin, the union’s senior director of business affairs and licensing, will succeed Goodenow as executive director and general counsel.
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|Bob Goodenow is stepping down as head of the NHL Players’ Association, less than a week after the union and league approved a new labor deal to end a lockout that wiped out the entire 2004-05 season. Goodenow had three years left on his contract. But many observers thought he was not thrilled by the labor pact, which included a salary cap. Ted Saskin, the union’s senior director of business affairs and licensing, will succeed Goodenow as executive director and general counsel.
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