Let's assume for a moment that the latest study into NHL finances is irrefutable, that Arthur Levitt's report is a sound analysis of accurate numbers. Why should the players be the scapegoats? According to the NHL Players' Association, team owners do not need a new collective bargaining agreement in order to cut costs. If teams are losing money because they pay the players too much, all they have to do is pay the players less. Simple, right? Read more...Also: How NHL Free Agents Hit The Jackpot
Restrictions on player movement benefit the players more than the owners.
Restrictions on player movement benefit the players more than the owners.
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