NHL announces that the salary cap is finally going up
NHL General Managers around the league have been told that the salary cap is increasing by $1 million next season. According to TSN Hockey Insider, Pierre LeBrun, the Cap will go to $82.5 million next season.
This will be music to a lot of GMs' ears around the league. They have been working under the stagnated $81.5 million the past two seasons. This is in part to the COVID-19 pandemic that caused less league revenue.
Last December Commissioner Gary Bettman announced that league revenues are expected to exceed $5 billion this season.
Before the COVID shutdown the league had expected the salary cap to have increased to $84,500,000 for the 2021-2022 season.
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29 MARS | 197 ANSWERS NHL announces that the salary cap is finally going up Are you excited the Cap is going up? | ||
| Yes, hopefully more moves in the Summer | 97 | 49.2 % |
| No, my team never spends close to the Cap | 21 | 10.7 % |
| My team is in Cap Hell $1 million doesn�t matter | 79 | 40.1 % |
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