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Angry fans make headwear proclaiming their feelings about the 1994 NHL strike. - Radio, 2:29
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Nov. 3, 1994
'(Bleep) pro hockey'
Radio
2:29
For the first time since the Majors came to Canada, it's a summer without baseball. - Television, 4:09
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July 22, 1981
1981: Baseball strikes out
Television
4:09
American fans react to Canadian football replacing NFL games. - Television, 4:46
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Sept. 27, 1982
1982: Bush-league football?
Television
4:46
Staff at stadiums in Montreal and Toronto carry on as if it will be business as usual. - Television, 3:38
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Aug. 6, 1985
1985 baseball season interrupted by two-day strike
Television
3:38
NFL team owners hire replacements for striking football players. - Radio, 9:00
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Oct. 12, 1987
1987: Playing 'scab' ball
Radio
9:00
The playoffs are back on the ice after players and owners resolve a ten-day walkout. - Radio, 8:36
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April 11, 1992
1992: Hockey's milestone strike
Radio
8:36
Peewee players side with the NHL stars as a hockey lockout gets underway. - Television, 14:11
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Oct. 13, 1994
1994: Are dollars destroying hockey?
Television
14:11
The World Series is cancelled, and the league-leading Expos' dreams are dashed. - Radio, 4:39
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Sept. 14, 1994
1994: 'Fall Classic' falls victim to baseball strike
Radio
4:39
Shoeless Joe author W.P. Kinsella has a hard time with millionaire baseball players picketing multimillionaire owners. - Television, 8:07
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Aug. 14, 1994
1994: Field of schemes
Television
8:07
Basketball owners and players lock horns over a proposed salary cap. - Radio, 3:13
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Nov. 8, 1998
1998: NBA owners lock out frustrated fans
Radio
3:13
A contract expires but NHL management and players still can't agree on salaries. - Radio, 7:47
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Sept. 12, 2004
2004: Wrangling over 'cost certainty'
Radio
7:47
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman shuts down the 2004-05 season. - Television, 7:17
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Feb. 16, 2005
2005: NHL put on ice
Television
7:17
Representing Bobby Orr, Eagleson demands the richest contract in sports history. - Radio, 12:46
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Aug. 10, 1975
Agent to the superstars
Radio
12:46
A young Alan Eagleson is elected president of the Ontario Tories. Some call him a rebel. - Television, 2:17
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Nov. 5, 1968
Alan Eagleson in the world of politics
Television
2:17
The 1994 Montreal Expos are the best team in baseball. But a strike ruins everything. - Television, 6:51
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Aug. 12, 1994
Baseball strike halts best-ever Expos team
Television
6:51
Toronto theatres, comedy clubs and video stores benefit from baseball strike. - Television, 1:45
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Aug. 26, 1994
Baseball strike isn't all bad
Television
1:45
An accountant from Welland helps the Toronto Blue Jays win two World Series, then becomes MLB's top money man. - Television, 5:37
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Oct. 19, 1997
Baseball the Beeston way
Television
5:37
Hockey Night in Canada commentator Don Cherry talks to Peter Mansbridge about his disappointment with the NHL. - Television, 4:19
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Feb. 16, 2005
Don Cherry adds his two cents to the NHL lockout
Television
4:19
Halfway through the hockey event of the century, the organizer is a Front Page Challenge mystery guest. - Television, 8:47
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Sept. 12, 1972
Eagleson and the Summit Series
Television
8:47
In a CBC interview, Alan Eagleson defends his record and promotes his autobiography. - Television, 5:03
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Oct. 15, 1991
Eagleson answers his critics
Television
5:03
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