ZURICH, Switzerland (AP) -The dispute between the NHL and a newly formed Russian hockey league over forward Alexander Radulov appears headed for court.
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Dispute between KHL, NHL over forward Radulov could go to courtPosted by: admin in UncategorizedZURICH, Switzerland - The dispute between the NHL and a newly formed Russian hockey league over forward Alexander Radulov appears headed for court. The Continental Hockey League (KHL) withdrew its appeal on five other player transfers at … Original post by Canadian Press |
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