The biggest "poverty" franchise resides in the great state of Utah

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Jan 31, 2025
12:25:28pm

kimdaddy35 Former Fly Half

The biggest "poverty" franchise resides in the great state of Utah

Exchange rate or not. If anyone struggles to pay it will be the Utah Hockey Club.

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kimdaddy35

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Does a higher NHL salary cap generally hurt Canadian teams

TCuz Coastal Elite

Jan 31, 12:12pm

I can only assume you are joking/trolling so I won't respond other than to say

kimdaddy35

Jan 31, 12:15pm

100% serious but I’m here to talk to people that would know anyway, so no need for us to talk further.

TCuz

Jan 31, 12:17pm

The two highest revenue teams last year in US dollars were Canadian. The Maple Leafs and the Canadians

kimdaddy35

Jan 31, 12:21pm

Well that totally answered the question and wasn’t totally obvious. NEXT.

TCuz

Jan 31, 12:22pm

The biggest "poverty" franchise resides in the great state of Utah

kimdaddy35

Jan 31, 12:25pm

Like I said, this thread is for people that know. Next.

TCuz

Jan 31, 12:27pm

RE: Like I said, this thread is for people that know. Next.

kimdaddy35

Jan 31, 12:29pm

I won't lie, I am going to bookmark this thread as it is one of my favorite of all-time

kimdaddy35

Jan 31, 1:05pm

Isn’t $1M CAD equivalent to like $20 USD?

Ojiisan

Jan 31, 12:17pm

Canadian taxes hurt Canadian teams. Compared Quebec w/ FL.

Tygger

Jan 31, 12:33pm

Salary cap does negatively impact Canadian teams, however...

Little Mac

Jan 31, 12:35pm

That has nothing to do with the salary cap.

kimdaddy35

Jan 31, 12:37pm

Yes it does, indirectly.

Little Mac

Jan 31, 12:40pm

Again, having to overpay would hurt them worse in my opinion. It would literally cut into profits.

kimdaddy35

Jan 31, 12:45pm

Directly, heavier federal corporate income taxes lower their after tax proceeds

TCuz

Jan 31, 12:51pm

Canada, like the US does not tax on revenue and only on income which would be after salaries.

kimdaddy35

Jan 31, 12:54pm

How much clearer do I need to make it that I have no interest in discussing this with you? Move on.

TCuz

Jan 31, 12:58pm

RE: How much clearer do I need to make it that I have no interest in discussing this with you? Move on.

kimdaddy35

Jan 31, 1:01pm

Oh come on, keep your original post up. Changed 3 separate times?

kimdaddy35

Jan 31, 1:14pm

Right, but lots of Canadian revenue is in CAD

TCuz

Jan 31, 12:38pm

It is almost like you would be able to look up their revenue numbers to verify if that were the case....

kimdaddy35

Jan 31, 12:41pm

I don't think that's an issue. I'm pretty sure everything is ultimately measured

Little Mac

Jan 31, 12:44pm

Thanks. So Ottawa, Winnipeg, and Calgary are all poverty franchises. Vancouver about average

TCuz

Jan 31, 12:49pm

You are beyond your depth here. Do you not know about the NHL's revenue sharing model?

kimdaddy35

Jan 31, 12:56pm

It’s always been a struggle for Canadian teams to compete

CougarCanuck76

Jan 31, 1:22pm

But the Canadian teams have some advantages too.

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