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The Associated Press
There were mixed feelings among NHL players as training camps opened with the threat of a lockout looming.
NHL players wary of lockout
Wayne Gretzky, the league's career leader in goals, assists and points, was worried about upsetting the fans.
"We're not as powerful and we don't have the history that baseball does, especially in areas like Florida and California, so we're just gaining momentum in those areas," Gretzky said before the Los Angeles Kings' first practice Monday.
The 1994-95 regular season is due to begin Oct. 1, but there is no collective bargaining agreement and a lockout is a possibility.
"It would be tough to lose a lot of those fans at this point in time
"With baseball on strike, fans that used to turn to baseball will be turning to other sports. It's a very big year for hockey and I know both sides understand that and that's why I think negotiations will roll along and the season will start as usual."
Teammate Rob Blake, a defenseman and player representative who agreed to a four-year contract with the Kings on Monday, was more confident that matters would be resolved.
because fans are fed up with sports in general, not just jockey. I just think the timing is negative for our sport and it would be unfortunate for us."
"It's always exciting to be starting a new season — even after 15 years," Gartner said. "I guess when I get to the point I'm not excited about coming to camp, I should hang 'em up."
NHL Players Association president Mike Gartner, while happy to be in camp with the Toronto Maple Leafs, was wary of the possibility of a work stoppage.
Mark Recchi, the Philadelphia Flyers' player representative, acknowledged that camps could close any time if negotiations stall.
"It's a subject (lockout) that's on everybody's mind," Gartner said. "Everybody is concerned that the season might not start on time."
"It's going to be day-by-day," Recci said. "I think we've just got to go at it like we've got to get ready for Oct. 1. I think Oct. 1 will really tell what's going to happen."
There are no formal negotiations planned this week between the NHL and the players'union.
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