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5.5 year – 2.35%
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60 days – 1.55%
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120 days – 1.70%
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Canadian TV rights deal approval, salary cap on tap for NHL board of governors
– canadianbusiness.com
Things are going great for the NHL from a business perspective.
How great will be revealed in the next couple of days at the board of governors meeting in Pebble Beach, Calif. The board is expected to approve the league’s new television deal with Rogers and get briefed on the approximate salary cap for next season.
The $5.2-billion (US$4.9-billion), 12-year deal the NHL struck with Rogers for exclusive national TV rights in Canada needs approval from the board of governors before it goes into effect for next season. Given the financial windfall it represents for the league, there’s no real danger that it doesn’t pass.
Revenue from that contract won’t factor in until next year, but commissioner Gary Bettman said last month in Toronto that “it’s fair to say” the NHL is over the US$3.3-billion mark from the last full season.
“The preliminary data, and it’s preliminary, looks strong,” Bettman said in mid-November.
Chief operating officer John Collins recently made reference to the NHL being a $4-billion business…
How great will be revealed in the next couple of days at the board of governors meeting in Pebble Beach, Calif. The board is expected to approve the league’s new television deal with Rogers and get briefed on the approximate salary cap for next season.
The $5.2-billion (US$4.9-billion), 12-year deal the NHL struck with Rogers for exclusive national TV rights in Canada needs approval from the board of governors before it goes into effect for next season. Given the financial windfall it represents for the league, there’s no real danger that it doesn’t pass.
Revenue from that contract won’t factor in until next year, but commissioner Gary Bettman said last month in Toronto that “it’s fair to say” the NHL is over the US$3.3-billion mark from the last full season.
“The preliminary data, and it’s preliminary, looks strong,” Bettman said in mid-November.
Chief operating officer John Collins recently made reference to the NHL being a $4-billion business…
