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I think this covers it:jb said:Do you have a link that states they pay the rent for an acquired player?
http://www.nhlcbanews.com/cba/article14.html
I think this covers it:jb said:Do you have a link that states they pay the rent for an acquired player?
jb said:Do you have a link that states they pay the rent for an acquired player?
They are given cars to use and yes it is a form of compensation because they are the sponsor for that particular dealer. They also recieve money from the dealership. They make appreances, sign items things of that nature. .
jb said:Without knowing any specifics of the CBA do you think teams will offer perks on top of the contract they sign that wouldn't be counted against the cap like: offering housing, cars, food allowance,pay them x amount of dollars to do a weekly q&A on their website, things of this nature.
Can you find me were it states what you said previously, since I don't understand where to look for it. That compansation has nothing to do with the team correct?blitzkriegs said:Gscarpenter has thankfully provided you with a link to READ. Let me know if you don't understand it wizard...
Again, everything with regard to cars/sponsors/signings/money is all considered compensation for a players promotional service.
Compensation will be defined as that received from a Team and Team Affiliates paid to a Player and Player Affiliates.joepeps said:The NHL has no say on what is done in the NBA corect???
So if Toronto wants to sign Pronger for 3 mill thats his option...
and if Pronger appears in an NBA game helping out the NHL can't do anything about it...
You can't just cut a player- this ain't the NFL. Contracts are guaranteed - you have to buy him out at 2/3's (or whatever is the buyout %-age in the new CBA).blah said:Can teams cut a player and then resign him?
blah said:Yeah that's what I was asking. Buy them out and resign them for 1/3 of their previous salary.