Cap estimates for 25-26 through 27-28

[LadyStanley]

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[eojsmada]

This makes the Rantanen move look silly

 

[jigglysquishy]

The optimism in the north american economy seems misguided with all that is going on now.

 

[StreetHawk]

The optimism in the north american economy seems misguided with all that is going on now.

Well these are estimates. Whether they hit those levels after 25/26 is still in question.

 

[Tawnos]

The optimism in the north american economy seems misguided with all that is going on now.

Revenue would have to actually decrease between now and 2027 to not be able to meet those numbers and still be near 50% linkage. If you take the projected $6.6B for this season, the cap for next year would end up around $113m under the old calculation formula. Them only going to that number after 3 years is a conservative approach.

@mouser do you know what the current player benefits number is? I thought I saw it was $300m, but can't find where I saw that.

NHL projecting $6.6B this year. Subtract $300m from that number for the player benefits

$6.3B/2 = $3.15B
$3.15B/32 = $98.4375m salary midpoint
$98.4375+15% = $113.2m salary cap

 

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[Tawnos]

I wonder if that means they're considering setting the cap 2 or 3 years out at a time as part of the CBA negotiations. Having that be the permanent way they do this.

 

[No Fun Shogun]

The optimism in the north american economy seems misguided with all that is going on now.

Agreed.

And am I misrembering reality? I could've sworn that the NHL was incredibly concerned about the Canadian dollar just a couple months ago?

 

[LadyStanley]

 

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[LadyStanley]

Revenue sharing will have to change to support small market teams reach the floor as they have exhausted all their revenue streams.