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Tag Archives: 2019-2020 salary cap
Stanley Cup Odds Remain Open Despite 24-Team Playoff Becoming Likely
Vegas sportsbooks just released the latest odds to win the 2020 Stanley Cup, with the Washington Capitals now sitting at 12 to 1 odds. The Capitals were 8 to 1 favorites to win the Stanley Cup back in December, and … Continue reading
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Tagged 2019-2020 NHL Season, 2019-2020 salary cap, Jon Sorensen, Sportsbooks, Stanley Cup Odds
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Caps Over the Cap: An Option For The Capitals To Be Cap Compliant After the Djoos and Stephenson Signings
After Christian Djoos was awarded a one year, $1.25 million contract in arbitration and Chandler Stephenson was signed to a one year, $1,050,000 contract before his August 1st arbitration hearing, the Capitals find themselves over the salary cap. Luckily, teams … Continue reading
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Tagged 2019-2020 salary cap, Chandler Stephenson, Christian Djoos, Justin Trudel, Travis Boyd
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News From The 2018 NHL Board of Governors Meetings in Sea Island, Georgia
Photo: Eliot J. Schechter/NHLI Via Getty Images The NHL’s Board of Governors wrapped up two days of meetings in Sea Island, Georgia on Tuesday. In addition to approving expansion for the City of Seattle, the meetings covered a wide array … Continue reading
Range for Next Year’s NHL Salary Cap Released, And Decisions Facing the Capitals
At the Board of Governors meeting last week, the NHL provided 2019–20 cap estimates ranging from $81.4 million (no NHLPA inflator) to $85.4 million (the full five per cent). (The players committed to 1.25 for 2018–19.). The current NHL salary … Continue reading
