NHL salary cap rises $1M to $82.5M for next season
The NHL announced Thursday that the salary cap will rise to $82.5 million for the 2022-23 season. This marks an increase of $1 million.
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Sabres acquire goalie Ben Bishop from Stars in salary cap-related move
The Buffalo Sabres acquired goalie Ben Bishop in a trade with the Dallas Stars on Friday in a salary cap-related paperwork move involving a veteran who is not expected to play again because of a degenerative right knee injury.
Buffalo Sabres acquire goalie Ben Bishop from Dallas Stars in salary cap-related move
BUFFALO, N.Y. — The Buffalo Sabres acquired goalie Ben Bishop in a trade with the Dallas Stars on Friday in a salary cap-related paperwork move involving a veteran who is not expected to play again because of degenerative right knee injury.
Max Verstappen hits out at 'completely wrong' salary cap suggestion
Current Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen says that introducing a salary cap on the drivers would be a ‘completely wrong’ decision.
'Completely wrong' - Max Verstappen disagrees with salary cap proposals for Formula One drivers
Max Verstappen believes a salary cap on F1 drivers would be 'completely wrong' ahead of Baku Grand Prix on Sunday. Formula 1 introduced a budget cap in 2021 that was lowered further in 2022 to $140m, but driver salaries are not currently included.
Max Verstappen hits back at proposed F1 salary cap in impassioned row - 'Risk our lives'
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From free agents to salary cap, Oilers face an offseason puzzle
After a season of highs and lows, the Oilers’ season ended with a sobering sweep at the hands of the Avalanche. Right away, the Oilers are fielding tough questions about free agency, goaltending, the salary cap, and even their head coaching situation.
Fernando Alonso wades into F1 salary cap row with blunt 'they are using us more' comment
Fernando Alonso has spoken out against a salary cap for Formula 1 drivers and claimed they are being "used more and more" by the sport's top brass.