Bob McKenzie @TSNBobMcKenzie
Keeping in mind there's a new CBA coming (hopefully), upper limit of salary cap for next season (technically speaking) is $70.3M.
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CapGeek @capgeek
Further to @TSNBobMckenzie tweet, that would make the #NHL salary cap floor $54.3m. Started at $23m in 2005.
Wow! Let's see what Bowman has in him this summer.
That would be if the CBA wasn't expiring, which it is. It's very unlikely to be that high for the 2012-13 season:
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Bob McKenzie@TSNBobMcKenzie
In other words, IF the CBA weren't expiring, next season's salary cap based on Hockey Related Revenue would be 70.3M. But the CBA is expiring.
I read that the players get 57% of revenue right now. If they stay at that with the next CBA then it will be 70.3mil. If it goes as low as 50%, then the cap will be nearly the same as this year.
I cant find the tweet, but I believe it was James Mirtle of the globe and mail in TO.
I read that the players get 57% of revenue right now. If they stay at that with the next CBA then it will be 70.3mil. If it goes as low as 50%, then the cap will be nearly the same as this year.
The owners are supposedly trying to lower the players' share of revenues, so it almost assuredly won't be at 70.3M come September.
I've heard Rocky's name mentioned as being one such owner. According to him, the Hawks are still losing money. I think Friedman's article quoted him saying the current CBA forces "a challenging business model."
The owners are supposedly trying to lower the players' share of revenues, so it almost assuredly won't be at 70.3M come September.
I've heard Rocky's name mentioned as being one such owner. According to him, the Hawks are still losing money. I think Friedman's article quoted him saying the current CBA forces "a challenging business model."
Nothing personal, but if I read one more person say that the Blackhawks are losing money I'm putting my fist through my computer. There isn't a freaking chance.
Nothing personal, but if I read one more person say that the Blackhawks are losing money I'm putting my fist through my computer. There isn't a freaking chance.
Nothing personal, but if I read one more person say that the Blackhawks are losing money I'm putting my fist through my computer. There isn't a freaking chance.
The owners are supposedly trying to lower the players' share of revenues, so it almost assuredly won't be at 70.3M come September.
I've heard Rocky's name mentioned as being one such owner. According to him, the Hawks are still losing money. I think Friedman's article quoted him saying the current CBA forces "a challenging business model."
Where is the link on this? Last I heard no terms or direction have been discussed by either side.