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It is predicted the loss of Revenue would be 380 mil if the season is over. I think this one time situation to allow owners to try and recoup some revenues would be fitting.
NHL players are still getting paid and now it seems AHL players will be paid in full also.
I don't have a problem with 24 teams for one year. - VANTEL
I think it would be a tainted win. That said I am sure even Leaf fans would take it if given a choice vs. no cup at all. |
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Just a thought for discussion......if there is some sort of weird playoff format enabled and the Canucks go on a run and win it all, would it be tainted with an **, or would the masses here be content with a so-called " championship"? - Shuswap Wap
Tainted? I think whatever they come up with should be considered every bit as legitimate as when there were only 6 teams and it took only 8 wins to capture the trophy. |
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Location: New York, NY Joined: 07.11.2015
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I read this morning of a 24 team playoffs where you play your way in, total BS. They should go off percentages. - LeftCoaster
I hope they'd do both in that scenario. Base it off percentages, then have the lowest teams play a best of 1 or 2, then work their way up...
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9 plays 12 best of 1 or 2 or 3
10 play 11 best of 1 or 2 or 3
Winner of 9/12 plays 7 best of 3 or 5
Winner of 10/11 plays 8 best of 3 or 5
Now you have 1 through 6 as your divisional seeds, and they seed out as normal versus whichever team makes it through the gauntlet as wildcards. Probably start with best of 5 then move to 7s. |
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Location: "The Alien has landed in Vancouver!" Joined: 03.09.2006
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It is predicted the loss of Revenue would be 380 mil if the season is over. I think this one time situation to allow owners to try and recoup some revenues would be fitting.
NHL players are still getting paid and now it seems AHL players will be paid in full also.
I don't have a problem with 24 teams for one year. - VANTEL
I prefer having the 2 WC teams play the next 2 teams in a best of three to determine who gets the WC spots then have a 3-5-5-7 SC playoff. |
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I think it would be a tainted win. That said I am sure even Leaf fans would take it if given a choice vs. no cup at all. - Shuswap Wap
I think even not playing the rest of the season it is a tainted year. Tainted cups are still cups |
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I prefer having the 2 WC teams play the next 2 teams in a best of three to determine who gets the WC spots then have a 3-5-5-7 SC playoff. - DariusKnight
It won't matter what we think . Bettman will try to get revenues into owners pockets |
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RealityChecker
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Location: I stay away from the completely crazy rumours on the internet.I will occasionally debunk them-Eklund Joined: 04.18.2010
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Oh I think it'll drop, but not significantly as the season was almost done with only a month left. Wishful thinking is all I'm saying. But it'd be nice for our poor management team and stupid owner - LeftCoaster
we can only guess right now but i think it'll drop $3-5m. that's not a lot but i think the league will allow 1 compliance buyout.
that will allow teams to re-adjust to the cap AND i'm going to (guess) say that it's a way to artificially decrease the UFA market/contracts. lower cap plus an increase in supply (with the buyouts) will bring UFA salaries down. that could be a selling point by GMs/owners to bettman.
just conjecture on my part. |
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LeftCoaster
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Location: Valley Of The Sun Joined: 07.03.2009
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It won't matter what we think . Bettman will try to get revenues into owners pockets - VANTEL
That's his job. The players won't be happy as they'll be hit with a "claw-back" from the escrow fund. |
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RealityChecker
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Location: I stay away from the completely crazy rumours on the internet.I will occasionally debunk them-Eklund Joined: 04.18.2010
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It is predicted the loss of Revenue would be 380 mil if the season is over. I think this one time situation to allow owners to try and recoup some revenues would be fitting.
NHL players are still getting paid and now it seems AHL players will be paid in full also.
I don't have a problem with 24 teams for one year. - VANTEL
that's the easiest way to try to recoup as much revenue as possible which makes it the most likely imo. |
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Location: Valley Of The Sun Joined: 07.03.2009
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we can only guess right now but i think it'll drop $3-5m. that's not a lot but i think the league will allow 1 compliance buyout.
that will allow teams to re-adjust to the cap AND i'm going to (guess) say that it's a way to artificially decrease the UFA market/contracts. lower cap plus an increase in supply (with the buyouts) will bring UFA salaries down. that could be a selling point by GMs/owners to bettman.
just conjecture on my part. - RealityChecker
One would be a God-send for bonehead Benning
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That's his job. The players won't be happy as they'll be hit with a "claw-back" from the escrow fund. - LeftCoaster
Truthfully I don't care if they are happy or not. These are not normal times. |
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RealityChecker
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Location: I stay away from the completely crazy rumours on the internet.I will occasionally debunk them-Eklund Joined: 04.18.2010
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One would be a God-send for bonehead Benning
- LeftCoaster
if it's one, then it's obvious who it's going to be. what's troubling (even more) is that if you remove LE from the equation, we'd have a choice between 2 or 3 others. |
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One would be a God-send for bonehead Benning
- LeftCoaster
We can buy out Loui so Benning can sign him to a respectable contract. Maybe 2x2 |
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Location: Cap Busters Joined: 07.01.2019
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Unless reinstated Amnesty or Compliance buyouts don't exist, they were only following work stoppages. - LeftCoaster
That's the point...work has stopped so ... could be reinstated given effect on cap. |
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1970vintage
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Location: BC Joined: 11.11.2010
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They don't exist so why are we discussing a compliance buyout when they don't exist? There's normal buyouts and that's it. - LeftCoaster
It's the what if game. You are only allowed to play it if it benefits the Canucks. |
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LeftCoaster
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Location: Valley Of The Sun Joined: 07.03.2009
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if it's one, then it's obvious who it's going to be. what's troubling (even more) is that if you remove LE from the equation, we'd have a choice between 2 or 3 others. - RealityChecker
I know |
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Tainted? I think whatever they come up with should be considered every bit as legitimate as when there were only 6 teams and it took only 8 wins to capture the trophy. - YeOldTimer
Good point. |
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LeftCoaster
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Location: Valley Of The Sun Joined: 07.03.2009
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It's the what if game. You are only allowed to play it if it benefits the Canucks. - 1970vintage
As an engineer the only time we play “what if” is in HAZOP’s, then we try to mitigate any risks to their lowest possible level. |
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NuckUp
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Location: Cap Busters Joined: 07.01.2019
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Oh I think it'll drop, but not significantly as the season was almost done with only a month left. Wishful thinking is all I'm saying. But it'd be nice for our poor management team and stupid owner - LeftCoaster
Its not only the drop from the present cap to factor but also the loss of the gain. In its aggregate it could be a 6/7 million dollar hit on planned cap for next season. That's why compliance buyouts could be introduced. |
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1970vintage
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Location: BC Joined: 11.11.2010
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As an engineer the only time we play “what if” is in HAZOP’s, then we try to mitigate any risks to their lowest possible level. - LeftCoaster
Just saying, there is a group of fans who were critical of those suggesting how detrimental it would be to the team "if" Canucks missed the playoffs, and missed again next year, which I don't think is an unreasonable scenario. Now those same people are saying what "if" here are compliance buy outs allowed... |
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LeftCoaster
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Location: Valley Of The Sun Joined: 07.03.2009
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Just saying, there is a group of fans who were critical of those suggesting how detrimental it would be to the team "if" Canucks missed the playoffs, and missed again next year, which I don't think is an unreasonable scenario. Now those same people are saying what "if" here are compliance buy outs allowed... - 1970vintage
When you’re so used to being down and out you introduce faith into your coping mechanism’s. |
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1970vintage
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Location: BC Joined: 11.11.2010
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Its not only the drop from the present cao to factor but also the loss of the gain. In its aggregate it could be a 6/7 million dollar hit on planned cap for next season. That's why compliance buyouts could be introduced. - NuckUp
The lesson here should be "don't be stupid", not "here's a get out of stupid free card" |
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RealityChecker
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Location: I stay away from the completely crazy rumours on the internet.I will occasionally debunk them-Eklund Joined: 04.18.2010
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As an engineer the only time we play “what if” is in HAZOP’s, then we try to mitigate any risks to their lowest possible level. - LeftCoaster
there's 1 easy way to mitigate the risks of the current gm signing more bad contracts. |
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LeftCoaster
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Location: Valley Of The Sun Joined: 07.03.2009
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there's 1 easy way to mitigate the risks of the current gm signing more bad contracts. - RealityChecker
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As an engineer the only time we play “what if” is in HAZOP’s, then we try to mitigate any risks to their lowest possible level. - LeftCoaster
The NHL doesn't have to do anything . They could freeze it at last years cap. Free agents who were hoping to find the jackpot will be reduced significantly and less term would also be wanted by them.
They could sign elsewhere for more but the teams with high cap space will fill up . Lots of teams will be trying to move players to free up extra cap space .
Until we get the exact numbers there will be a lot of what ifs. |
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