NHL CBA: New Revenue Sharing Plan Could Help Preds
Under the old CBA, small market teams faced additional penalties for spending above the mid-point of the NHL salary range. Now, it appears that barrier has been removed.
Under the old CBA, small market teams faced additional penalties for spending above the mid-point of the NHL salary range. Now, it appears that barrier has been removed.
The Atlanta-Winnipeg situation is apparently resolved. However, there seem to be fewer answers to the question of where to play going forward.
For the New York Islanders, a change to revenue sharing rules would be great. But they'd need to work to hold up their end of the bargain.
Today we have news that the Nashville Predators have once again hit the critical 14,000 average paid attendance mark.
Part 3 examines the vicious cycle poor losing teams fall into and the revenue trap.
The Nashville Predators appear to be making positive strides at the box office, reporting a 7.6% increase in paid attendance, and the likely achievement of a critical target for the franchise.
The New York Islanders, the worst team in the NHL, need all the help they can get in trying to get a new arena and back on their feet. Giving the team revenue sharing is a good start.
It will be a cold day in hell before this Islanders fan thanks NHLPA shill Larry Brooks for accidentally supporting the Islanders in one of his typically banal columns.
Nashville's in the news again, and along with that comes more grumbling from those on the top end of the NHL's revenue rankings. From Thursday's Tennessean: As they battle to make hockey a...