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Justin Catanzarite wrote:Crosby owes the rest of the league nothing, maybe if the other players had the foresight to see that Crosby would be in this position they wouldn't treat him like trash. Maybe it's a minority of players that call him out, but it seemed to get out of hand this past season.





Pens15 wrote:It absolutely IS different because of the cap. The cap makes it a zero sum game for the players. If Sid sets a higher bar for top end players, then the extra value they get comes right out of the pocket of the middle and lower tier players, whose interest Fehr is also supposed to be representing.
Under this context, his aim would be, through whatever means possible, to expand the pool of money that is allocated to player salaries. How that pie gets divided up is not so important.

neophool wrote:can't find this on youtube
still "not availible" on tsn.



Kaizer wrote:

IanMoran wrote:I mean he has to do what he did / show unity in his position.
That being said, I seem to be one of the only that think a lockout is a real possibility
57% for players is way too much, and Fehr won't let them concede anything

Factorial wrote:IanMoran wrote:I mean he has to do what he did / show unity in his position.
That being said, I seem to be one of the only that think a lockout is a real possibility
57% for players is way too much, and Fehr won't let them concede anything
Why is 57% way too much for the players? I'm not sure what the % should be but in my mind the players, who are doing the work, drawing the crowds, selling the licensed products, etc should receive the majority of the "take". Power to the workers!

CERV96 wrote:Factorial wrote:IanMoran wrote:I mean he has to do what he did / show unity in his position.
That being said, I seem to be one of the only that think a lockout is a real possibility
57% for players is way too much, and Fehr won't let them concede anything
Why is 57% way too much for the players? I'm not sure what the % should be but in my mind the players, who are doing the work, drawing the crowds, selling the licensed products, etc should receive the majority of the "take". Power to the workers!
Agree. The players are the ones putting their lives on the line for sake of entertainment. I don't think 57% is really too much to ask for.

no name wrote:CERV96 wrote:Factorial wrote:IanMoran wrote:I mean he has to do what he did / show unity in his position.
That being said, I seem to be one of the only that think a lockout is a real possibility
57% for players is way too much, and Fehr won't let them concede anything
Why is 57% way too much for the players? I'm not sure what the % should be but in my mind the players, who are doing the work, drawing the crowds, selling the licensed products, etc should receive the majority of the "take". Power to the workers!
Agree. The players are the ones putting their lives on the line for sake of entertainment. I don't think 57% is really too much to ask for.
There would be no teams for these guys to play on if it wasn't for the ownsers fronting their money. They run the show behind the scenes, they ae the ones at risk of losing the money. It should be a clean 50/50 split.

MRandall25 wrote:I mean, look around at some of the owners. Mike Ilitch, Terry Pegula. They've all made their money elsewhere. Giving a little more to the players isn't going to bankrupt them.

It'sagreatdayforhockey! wrote:MRandall25 wrote:I mean, look around at some of the owners. Mike Ilitch, Terry Pegula. They've all made their money elsewhere. Giving a little more to the players isn't going to bankrupt them.
Huh, wonder which political party you support.


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