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- Jul 26, 2005
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The Leafs win. Rogers gets to keep pushing propaganda about the team they also conveniently own.No on wins with Rogers...
The Leafs win. Rogers gets to keep pushing propaganda about the team they also conveniently own.No on wins with Rogers...
Does this at least come with the resignation of one Ron Maclean and one Kelly Hrudey ?
That would at least be a small consolation prize in this shitty deal
I think that's $155 million CDN per team per year.
How much was the old deal worth?
5.2 billion CDN for 12 years, the CDN was pretty equal with USD then.I think that's $155 million CDN per team per year.
How much was the old deal worth?
Wasn't this obvious? Like, who could have put up a competitive bid against that?
Wow, so it's more than doubled. Each Canadian team has another $80 million CDN in yearly revenue. Or about $56 mil US.12 years, $5.2 billion
He’s done soon.12 more years of Ron McLean...dear lord...end the world now
Conner Mcdavid will be smiling today. He’s almost due for a big raise.Wow, so it's more than doubled. Each Canadian team has another $80 million CDN in yearly revenue. Or about $56 mil US.
I imagine this will increase the cap for 2026-7 a good amount. And make Canadian teams quite a bit more profitable.
Hopefully, this gets the NHL to finally consider Quebec for expansion. And Toronto 2, IMO best located in Mississauga off the 403.
We can only hopeBell is too cheap.
He’s done soon.
Isn't that how all TV deals technically work?
Read a lot of True Crime Mafia books when i was a teenager just before the internet.......My Lord how negative this thread is, but supporting organized crime seems positive.
Some of the replies are kind of funny. The caliber of SportsNet's coverage is irrelevant to the NHL, and there isn't any *giving* the rights to TSN or the CBC. This was a bidding process, not an audition.
Rogers thinks it can make money off the NHL, either with its own broadcasts, branching out into other terrestrial radio and online media types, and/or selling some of those rights to other entities. So it bid a higher number than anyone else. The NHL likes money. If Bell had wanted to bid more, the NHL would have liked TSN too (or instead). Same with Amazon (though I suspect they'll get some of the rights via Rogers, in the end).
Growth is literally Gary's job, and so this is a home run for Bettman. It'll be the last substantive achievement he racks up before his retirement in the next couple of years. Then we'll have 20 years of Bill Daly doing the same.
Unrelated, but given your username and avatar, I was curious if you purchased the new HoME box set? They're gorgeous; got them this past ChristmasRogers is shit