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GMs looking for holes in CBA

By Scott Burnside
Special to ESPN.com

Wednesday, July 13, 2005

Even as photocopiers and laser printers work overtime to produce copies of the new agreement that will spell the end of the longest labor stoppage in North American pro sports history, forces on both sides of the National Hockey League's 10-month-old dispute will begin the task of trying to tear the document to shreds. No surprise there. It's the job of GMs and agents and now the new suit on the NHL block, the capologist, to poke holes in the new CBA. It is their job to push and prod and check ...

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