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Ok so explain why they would do this w the signing bonuses?? What benefit does this change give teams in any country? And why would the league want to make it even harder for Canadian teams/higher tax states to compete? It doesn’t make any sense. Shouldn’t they be trying to close the competitive advantage gaps? This looks like a deliberate attempt to widen them, so why the hell would Canadian owners have let this happen?
** The limitation on signing bonuses is that signing bonuses cannot make up more than 60% of the total value of the contract. Some years can go over, as long as other years are lower **
Lane Hutson better sign his new contract soon if he want his$$$$$
That’s disgusting the rich always have loopholes while we get taxed to death.
the shorter term contracts and with the rise in salary cap you will see teh rich teams buy a Stanley cup.
Salary cap keeps going up. So are we coming into an erea where only the rich can go to a game. This larger cap is driving up game tickets 🎟️
So who’s the premier of Quebec to complain to about the taxes lol be good to get it changed just for the players after all they are bringing in lots of revenue into the province with fans coming to games and spending money in shops/restaurants/hotels