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    NHL Season More Than Half-Canceled as League Axes More Games

    By Tim Kenneally | The Wrap – Thu, Dec 20, 2012 4:34 PM PST

    With the labor dispute between the NHL and the NHL Players' Association still ongoing, the hockey season is now more than half on ice.

    The NHL has now canceled all of the regular games of the 2012-13 season up until Jan. 14. That makes a total of 625 regular-game cancelations so far this season -- or 50.8 percent of the games that were scheduled to take place since the would-be start of the season on Oct. 11.

    Also read: NHL Cancels Season Through Dec. 30 Over Labor Dispute

    The league earlier canceled the NHL All-Star Weekend, which was scheduled for Jan 26-27 in Columbus, Ohio.

    Sounds like the Zambonis will be staying in the garage for a little while longer.

     

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