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Gm’s Will Be Watching Their Money
by Paul on 11/13/09 at 11:12 AM ET
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from Eric Duhatschek of the Globe and Mail,
Scotty Bowman, the legendary former coach and now an adviser for the Chicago Blackhawks, believes next year’s NHL salary cap could drop about $2-million, a reasonable prediction given how little box-office revenue is being generated in Phoenix, Tampa and Atlanta. Even the rising Canadian dollar won’t offset those black holes. If that cap forecast is ultimately how it plays out, you’d have to think most general managers will get even more gun shy about adding high-priced help (such as Giguere) unless they’re on expiring contracts. Cheaper options (such as Martin Biron of the Islanders) will become far more attractive.
more hockey talk including some Ilya Kovalchuk talk…
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