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Bettman eyes no-trade clauses: Not used as 'originally intended'

NHL commissioner Gary Bettman believes that no-trade clauses are no longer being used as "originally intended," and instead, players are using them to force moves to specific teams after requesting a trade.

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Bettman eyes no-trade clauses: Not used as 'originally intended'
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman believes that no-trade clauses are no longer being used as "originally intended," and instead, players are using them to force moves to specific teams after requesting a trade.
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