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With the amount of loss in revnue already so far I think fans need to understand the reality that cap will be likely lower next season then it was this season.
If the NHL doesnt have a remainder of this season and playoffs, that's 1 to 2 billion dollars in revnue gone.
If next season is played without fans, considering how gate driven the league is, there is probably not even a good idea how much of loss in revnue that will be.
I'm starting to look at scenarios were the the cap is 70 to 75 million with no compliance buyouts.
Instead of compliance buyouts, I could see a salary rollback based on cap percentage of the current contracts players are signed to.
With the salary not paid throw into salary pool of some kind to be looked at later date, years from now, when cov19 has a vaccine.
Newly signed contracts not being subjected to this.
Fans currently creating ACGMs right now are assuming cap remains the same, or goes up.
Or thinking there will be compliance buyouts.
I think the impact of cov19 will last longer than many think.
Would very interested in your view points on this.