Almost thirty-five percent of the season has now been erased by the lockout as the NHL announced the cancellation of all scheduled games through mid-December, as well as the January All-Star Game in Columbus.

The players' association is expected to present ownership with a new CBA proposal in the morning to bridge the economic gap between the two sides but what are some of the things the NHL and PA already agree on?

Sharks forward claims the NHL made the decision to cancel the 461 games they've erased from the schedule so far months ago, but released that information in the past few weeks to present the illusion of negotiations.

Games in Los Angeles, Washington and Pittsburgh in addition to home games against the Blackhawks and Ducks are among the casualties as 12 Sharks games were wiped clean from the NHL schedule today along with the rest of the league's November games.

In an entirely expected move, the league cancels 53 more regular-season games, wiping clean all scheduled contests through November 1st.

All three of the NHLPA's proposals were rejected by the league earlier today, with Bettman and co. hinting at the season being in real jeopardy.

Does the NHL's latest offer represent real progress in negotiations or is it nothing more than an elaborate PR stunt?

Predictably, the league wipes the regular season schedule clean through October 24th although a compressed 82-game schedule remains technically possible if extremely unlikely.

Buckle up for the NHL's third work stoppage in two decades.

Looking at the league's latest CBA proposal.