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RENEE MONTAGNE, HOST:
Professional hockey is getting close to the moment when it will have to cancel its entire season for the second time in eight years. So far, a lockout that began last September has forced games to be cancelled through the middle of December. The two sides in the National Hockey League labor dispute are expected to meet again today, after nearly 10 hours of talks yesterday.
NPR's Tom Goldman has more.
TOM GOLDMAN, BYLINE: Why is the NHL at risk of scuttling a season again?