Disgruntled Observer*
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The cap is going down. And the small market teams get more revenue sharing. This is more of a win for the poor teams.
I don't see how this is good news for the rich teams at all from a competitive standpoint.
You're right.
It's just year one where the rich teams have a bigger financial advantage.
AFter that, it goes back to the $16 million difference between cap floor and ceiling.
Bad news for us.
Spanning 3 GM's and 7 nhl seasons, the leafs never made the playoffs when they only had a $16 million advantage over the poor teams. For the leafs to succeed, we need at least a $30 million advantage. Like the good ol' days.