NHL Raise Salary Cap
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Mister Biggs | Friday, June 29, 2007 |
According to TSN, the NHL has raised the Salary Cap $6-million from $44-million to $50.3-million. Under the terms of the post-lockout CBA teams are required to spend a minimum of $34.3-million.
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