Bettman reveals significant update on the future of the salary cap
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Dorin Canaday
June 16, 2022 (10:24)
Commissioner Gary Bettman made several major announcements regarding the business side of the NHL last night.
In December, revenue was projected at over $5 billion, which is above 2019-2020, which was $4.4 billion. That likely means a salary cap raise of $8,000,000 to $10,000,000 upon the repayment of escrow if this number is maintained.
Many players are suffering after 2020-2021, including many NHL athletes who haven't spoken up about the possible lingering effects of having a positive COVID diagnosis or other disabilities as a result.
According to Sportico:
"The helmet move helped the league financially, as Bettman said that teams 'retained more than $100 million in revenue' because of those ads and other money-drawing changes. The NBA's jersey ads boosted revenue by $150 million annually."
After two years of the salary cap not rising, it appears as though it will be growing at a 'normal' rate in the next two to three years.
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