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by Paul on 01/10/08 at 09:06 PM ET
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from Ken Campbell of the Hockey News,
Well, isn’t this interesting. Didn’t we have a year-long lockout a couple of years ago because teams like the Washington Capitals couldn’t afford to pay runaway salaries like the one they’re going to be giving Alex Ovechkin for the next 13 seasons?
So this is what you must do the next time Capitals owner Ted Leonsis, or any one of his cronies complain about their financial state.
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You can certainly pay 3 players $3 million a year, but does that mean you can ice all three at a time? How great would your power play look with 3 15-goal scorers?
Posted by Hockey1919 from Montreal on 01/11/08 at 08:38 AM ET