The Rage Kage
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How could someone actually post something like that?
How could someone actually post something like that?
Leafs fans are a different breed. They are amazingly delusional.
It is a proposal from a Leafs fan. Also, I have seen worse. Have you seen the threads where the Flyers traded pieces of value for Luongo? Or those Giroux trade threads at the beginning of last year? If you go back even farther, there are those Carter threads...yeah seems to link to the Leafs a lot.
Found this old thread: http://hfboards.mandatory.com/showthread.php?t=1371883&highlight=
It is a proposal from a Leafs fan. Also, I have seen worse. Have you seen the threads where the Flyers traded pieces of value for Luongo? Or those Giroux trade threads at the beginning of last year? If you go back even farther, there are those Carter threads...yeah seems to link to the Leafs a lot.
Found this old thread: http://hfboards.mandatory.com/showthread.php?t=1371883&highlight=
There's everyone
Heeter is on the team, Laughton and Stolarz aren't.
No Bellemare
Las Vegas has long been considered a potential expansion market and it has been said that it would be a feather in the NHL cap to expand there before the NBA does.
Still, a team in Las Vegas is far from a financial sure thing.
At least one-third of Las Vegas residents work at night when NHL games are played. Even with slot machines being added in private suites, it's unclear whether casinos would be willing to encourage visitors to leave the gaming tables for more than three hours to watch a game.
Las Vegas is also not a large U.S. TV market, meaning the team's local broadcast rights would not generate considerable revenue. (Las Vegas is the 42nd largest market, trailing Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; Grand Rapids, Michigan; and Birmingham, Alabama.)
The latest U.S. census showed that in 2010, Nevada had the second highest increase in the U.S. poverty rate behind Florida. Las Vegas's $26,993 per capita income was less than the $27,334 U.S. average.
A recent NBA-commissioned survey found that a team in Las Vegas would not make a profit.
Financing Costs
The league allows team owners to borrow 50 cents for every dollar worth of equity. That means a buyer might borrow $600 million, based on a $1.2-billion purchase price.
Bank of America and Citibank are currently expand a league-wide credit facility to give each team a $100 million line of credit at low interest rates. An expansion team owner could borrow $100 million through that credit line and another $500 million from a bank. Assuming an interest rate of about 6 per cent, a buyer might have about $30 million worth of annual debt payments on the expansion fee alone.
If a new arena did not receive public funding, a further $24 million a year would be required to pay the interest on financing a $400 million facility. Then there are player costs of perhaps $70 million a year and coaches salaries, travel and other administration costs of as much as $15 million, giving a new owner some $140 million a year worth of expenses.
Sean Ramjagsingh
@Rammer34
Info about the upcoming NHL 15 content updates
http://forum.ea.com/eaforum/posts/list/0/10167499.page#33518185 …
Feel a little dirty... picked 11th in my pool (out of 20) and Malkin was surprisingly still on the board... had to take him.
You can't pass him up. Who else was available?
Does anyone want a $25 NHL GameCenter Live discount code? It came with NHL 15 and I already paid for my GCL so I can't use it.
Does anyone want a $25 NHL GameCenter Live discount code? It came with NHL 15 and I already paid for my GCL so I can't use it.