Come Up With Creative Ways to Bridge the Gap

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Cloned

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I thought I'd make this a thread (originally posted elsewhere). Anyone with creative ideas to bridge that gap? Here's mine:

  • 42.5 M cap with two exceptions per team over the 6 year term to go 5% over at 150% taxation rate; 25 M salary floor
  • 42.5 M cap in the first two years, 45 million in years 3 and 4, 47 million in years 5 and 6; increase luxury tax rates accordingly; no salary floor
  • Soft cap at 40 M; hard cap at 50 M; luxury tax at 300% between 40 and 50 M; no salary floor
I don't know. Am I way off base here with these suggestions? :dunno:

Your suggestions?
 

MasterD

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Owners: 42.5
Players: 49

Creative way to bridge the gap: (42.5+49)/2 = 45.75

There we go, 45.75 millions cap, Next!
 

CarlRacki

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Charity bracelets and bake sales. I hear Mrs. Chelios makes a mean oatmeal cookie.
 

me2

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sell advertising space on the players uniforms. McCabe's jumper would be worth at least $3m a year to Mastercard.
I can see it now....

Hockey team $250m
Payroll $40m
Star player $6m
Watching Brian McCabe play under a cap "Priceless".
 

MasterD

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me2 said:
sell advertising space on the players uniforms. McCabe's jumper would be worth at least $3m a year to Mastercard.
I can see it now....

Hockey team $250m
Payroll $40m
Star player $6m
Watching Brian McCabe play under a cap "Priceless".

:lol: :lol Post of the day. (Well, post of yesterday, today could be reserving a lot for us)
 

Chayos

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me2 said:
sell advertising space on the players uniforms. McCabe's jumper would be worth at least $3m a year to Mastercard.
I can see it now....

Hockey team $250m
Payroll $40m
Star player $6m
Watching Brian McCabe play under a cap "Priceless".

Good one I nearly peeed my self after i read this! :joker:
 

txomisc

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Cloned said:
I thought I'd make this a thread (originally posted elsewhere). Anyone with creative ideas to bridge that gap? Here's mine:

  • 42.5 M cap with two exceptions per team over the 6 year term to go 5% over at 150% taxation rate; 25 M salary floor
  • 42.5 M cap in the first two years, 45 million in years 3 and 4, 47 million in years 5 and 6; increase luxury tax rates accordingly; no salary floor
  • Soft cap at 40 M; hard cap at 50 M; luxury tax at 300% between 40 and 50 M; no salary floor
I don't know. Am I way off base here with these suggestions? :dunno:

Your suggestions?
take the NHLPA cap at 49
throw in one more luxury tax threshold at the NHLs cap number of 42.5
signed, sealed, delivered
 

likea

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why doesn't the NHLPA accept the 42.5 million offer only if a floor is put in place at 32 million

so instead of a floor at 25 million or no floor at all they raise the floor by 7 million....
 

GKJ

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Start a tax at $44.7M. If the owners don't like it you don't have to spend that much.
 

p.l.f.

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Feb 27, 2002
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their reputations are at stake here
theyve both sent each other their final offers.

surely we cant have either one of them eat their words and make another counter-proposal

the reputation of these two gentlemen is far more important than saving the season
 

R0CKET

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Hey...here's an idea.

Just bump Mikey Mo's pooch down to maybe the midline chow and buy, say, 1/2 of the rookie decapitaion twigs for Billy G this year.

That by itself might get the job done?!
 

p.l.f.

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Feb 27, 2002
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how about making it 49 million the first 3 yrs but with player rollbacks the first three yrs
then down to 42.5 million after that

its only a 5 yr deal anyway
 
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