NHL salary cap estimates released for next 3 seasons

NHL salary cap over the next 3 seasons is getting its biggest increases since it started in 2005
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NHL salary cap to jump from $88 million to $113.5 million over next 3 seasons
The league told teams Friday that the cap will increase to $95.5 million in 2025-26, $104 million in 2026-27 and $113.5 million in 2027-28.
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NHL releases cap projections for next 3 seasons, may rise to $113.5 in 2027-28
The NHL and NHLPA released their cap projections for the next three seasons on Friday: Season Upper limit Lower limit Percentage increase 2025-26 $95.5M $70.6M 8.5% 2026-27 $104M $76.9M 8.9% 2027-28 $113.
Nice on ice: NHL's growth prompts significant salary cap spike
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NHL, players association announce salary cap increase for next three seasons
After a mostly flat NHL salary cap during and after the pandemic, the cap ceiling is set to rise significantly the next three seasons.
NHL and union agree on three years of salary cap boosts
The National Hockey League and NHL Players' Association announced an agreement on Friday on salary cap rises for the next three seasons after record revenues last season.This season, the NHL salary cap is at $88 million with a minimum of $65 million following a record $6.
NHL, NHLPA announce potential payroll ranges for next three seasons
The financial future of the NHL is about to change, and the league and the union have laid out a potential road map of salary cap structures in the coming years. From the report: The National Hockey League and the National Hockey League Players’ Association announced today an agreement that will provide increased predictability on core Salary Cap economics for a minimum of the next three years (through 2027-28).
NHL, NHLPA expect salary cap to climb $25.5 million over next three season
The NHL salary cap is expected to climb US$25.5 million over the next three seasons, according to figures released Friday by the league and the NHL Players' Association.
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