Death of the NHL?

Krazytrain · 2005-02-03, 09:06 PM

If we were players we would want as much money as we could, we do the same now, looking for the highest payouts or the best conversion ratios. Yet I agreee with the owners not wanting to lose money every year either, there has to be a middle compromise, unfortanetly I dont think that will happen until the season or seasons are lost. Remeber the owners have other sources of income ones that make them money, the players are now almost working for a normal salary and that will get tired very fast for the top end guys which are the ones that need to fold to save the nhl.

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2005-02-03, 09:06 PM	#8
Krazytrain If something goes wrong at the plant, blame the guy who can't speak English Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Golden B.C. Posts: 38	If we were players we would want as much money as we could, we do the same now, looking for the highest payouts or the best conversion ratios. Yet I agreee with the owners not wanting to lose money every year either, there has to be a middle compromise, unfortanetly I dont think that will happen until the season or seasons are lost. Remeber the owners have other sources of income ones that make them money, the players are now almost working for a normal salary and that will get tired very fast for the top end guys which are the ones that need to fold to save the nhl.