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Essay heading: NHL lockout
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He can be offered additional incentives: Up to $250,000 in performance bonuses (for goals, assists, etc.) and up to $500,000 for finishing among the top five in voting for major awards. Few players qualify for awards, so the salary-plus-bonuses formula would cap most entry-level salaries at $1.1 million... displayed 300 characters
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Few players qualify for awards, so the salary-plus-bonuses formula would cap most entry-level salaries at $1.1 million.
Under the old agreement, there were no meaningful restrictions on bonuses, and the entry-level system applied to the first three years of a player's career.
? Salary Rollback
The NHLPA's December 9 offer of a 24 per cent across-the-board salary cut is accepted... displayed next 300 characters
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