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Players May Have Moral High Ground, But Not Bargaining Advantage in NHL Labor Dispute (Video)

by NESN Staff on Fri, Sep 21, 2012 at 12:43AM

As of Thursday, the NHL and the Players Association remained at an impasse. Though both sides claim they remain ready to return to the bargaining table, no new talks are scheduled for this week as the lockout continues.

Yahoo! Sports hockey writer Greg Wyshynski thinks that the players may have the moral high ground, but not necessarily the bargaining advantage, as the reality is they may have to make further concessions to save the NHL season.

As many players begin to make commitments to play in Europe for the immediate future, Bruins Hall of Famer Bobby Orr weighed in on the situation, as well. To hear everything the all-time great had to say, check out the video above.