...State in his six-year career.Daly hopes NHL labor talks will resume this weekTORONTO (AP) - NHL Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly hopes negotiations with the players' association will resume this week as the sides seek to end the nine-day lockout...

...for June 25-26 in Ottawa, but it was scrapped along with the entire 2004-05 season that was called off Feb. 16. Bill Daly, the NHL's chief legal officer, said the draft could not proceed without a collective bargaining agreement. The decision...

...the week that spawned this next round of discussions that will take place without them. "I expect that we will continue discussing financial and accounting issues, and perhaps additional topics," NHL chief legal officer Bill Daly said.

...prosecutor, who will decide on charges. ''We don't think further involvement by the authorities is necessary,'' said Bill Daly, the NHL's executive vice president and chief legal officer. ''We think we dealt with the situation decisively...

...quickly, decisively and appropriately and did not feel that any further action was either warranted or necessary,'' said Bill Daly, the NHL's executive vice president and chief legal officer. ''We therefore would have preferred that the Crown...

...decisively and appropriately -- and did not feel that any further action was either warranted or necessary,'' said Bill Daly, the NHL's chief legal officer, noting McSorley's suspension was the longest in league history. ''We, therefore...

...accomplished. "We're going to continue to keep quiet on the status and substance of negotiations," NHL chief legal officer Bill Daly told The Associated Press in an e-mail following the meeting. There was talk earlier in the day that the sides had...

...moved and a clock was damaged. THEFTS - Sarah Miller, 400 block of Sixth Street Southeast, Friday reported a theft. Bill Daly, 800 block of Fourth Street Northeast, Thursday reported the theft of a wedding ring. Theodore Munger, 700 block of...

Now Playing Synopsis: Director Steve James, the filmmaker behind the revered basketball documentary Hoop Dreams, returns to the topic of sports with Head Games, a look at how the study of concussions and brain injuries has had a profound effect on professional and amateur athletes. Among the experts interviewed are hockey player Keith Primeau, American Olympian Cindy Parlow Cone, and award-winning sports broadcaster Bob Costas. Based on the nonfiction book by Chris Nowinski. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi Cast: Chris Nowinski, Alan Schwarz, Keith Primeau, Cindy Parlow Cone, Bob Costas, Isaiah Kacyvenski, Bill Daly, Brendan Shanahan, Robert Cantu, Ann McKee, Robert Stern, Hunt Batjer, Gary Dorshimer, Ruben Echemendia, Douglas Smith, Steven Galetta, Laura Balcer, Christina Master, Eric Laudano Movie Details Play Trailer Movie Review