NHL salaries is still not working as they should

Aliean · 04-07-2013, 06:22 AM

As the titel sais the salaries is still not working right so im gonna post the actual rules for it

he "cap hit" is how much an individual player counts against his team's salary cap in one season.
On a multi-year deal, the cap hit is based on average annual value of the contract, not the actual salary paid each season.
For example, a player signs a three-year contract with the following annual salaries:
- Year One: $3 million
- Year Two: $3.6 million
- Year Three: $3.3 million
His salary cap hit is $3.3 million per year for three years ($9.9 million divided by three).
New for 2013: Salary in each year of a contract cannot vary by more than 35 percent from any other year. Also, salary in any year of the contract cannot be less than 50 per cent of the highest year.

as of right now their cap hit is calculated on how much they make a season which is wrong it should be on avrage.not a big deal but it still a bug

JeffR · 04-07-2013, 06:38 AM

Where are you seeing cap hit calculated as being equal to the current salary? It's not that way on any player I check.

jbsnadb · 04-16-2013, 06:40 PM

On a semi-related note: There are players demanding NHL salaries from AHL teams ($900,000+/year). Playing as Norfolk, my annual salary budget has been between $300-$400k per.

04-07-2013, 06:22 AM	#1
Aliean Minors (Double A) Join Date: Mar 2013 Posts: 138	NHL salaries is still not working as they should As the titel sais the salaries is still not working right so im gonna post the actual rules for it he "cap hit" is how much an individual player counts against his team's salary cap in one season. On a multi-year deal, the cap hit is based on average annual value of the contract, not the actual salary paid each season. For example, a player signs a three-year contract with the following annual salaries: - Year One: $3 million - Year Two: $3.6 million - Year Three: $3.3 million His salary cap hit is $3.3 million per year for three years ($9.9 million divided by three). New for 2013: Salary in each year of a contract cannot vary by more than 35 percent from any other year. Also, salary in any year of the contract cannot be less than 50 per cent of the highest year. as of right now their cap hit is calculated on how much they make a season which is wrong it should be on avrage.not a big deal but it still a bug

04-16-2013, 06:40 PM	#3
jbsnadb All Star Starter Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 1,098	On a semi-related note: There are players demanding NHL salaries from AHL teams ($900,000+/year). Playing as Norfolk, my annual salary budget has been between $300-$400k per. __________________ "And as I wander with my music through the jungles of Despair, my kid will learn guitar and find a street corner somewhere. There he'll make the silence listen to the dream behind the voice, and show his minstrel Hamlet daddy that there only was one choice."

04-07-2013, 06:38 AM	#2
JeffR FHM Producer Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Kelowna, BC Posts: 17,253	Where are you seeing cap hit calculated as being equal to the current salary? It's not that way on any player I check.