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Article Source: Tsn.caOne year into the new economic order of the NHL and it's the league that owes money to the NHL Players' Association, not the other way around, as was initially expected.
Sources tell TSN the league did not spend 54 per cent of hockey-related revenue (HRR) in the first year of the new collective bargaining agreement and must now make up the difference to the NHLPA, as per the terms of the new collective bargaining agreement.
This is good news, right?
Doesn't it mean hockey revenue was higher than expected so the players' cut is higher.
#1 - Tue Sep 12, 2006 12:59 PM EDTNo--it just means that someone debunked a lame excuse for underpaying the players because the NHL is on its way down the @!$%#ter and ineffectual administrators are hoarding all the green. Leastwise, IMHO.
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