The NHL is leaning toward naming Edmonton and Toronto as the two hub cities where the league will return to play this summer, according to TSN.
In a string of tweets Wednesday morning, TSN Hockey Insider Bob McKenzie says barring any last minute complications Edmonton and Toronto will be chosen.
Barring any last-minute complications, and we have seen some of those , the two NHL Hub cities will be Edmonton and Toronto. ����McKenzie added that nothing was carved in stone just yet, but if there are no hiccups in finalizing the tentative agreement, NHLPA membership could be voting on RPT/CBA/transition/critical dates by Friday or Saturday.
Nothing carved in stone just yet, but if there are no hiccups in finalizing the tentative agreement, NHLPA membership could be voting on RTP/CBA/transition/critical dates by Friday or Saturday.
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