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Comment une équipe peut-elle déclarer des pertes de plusieurs millions de dollars ?
Une entente avec un aréna qui me semble très avantageuse ...
The team pays the city $500,000 per year to use the arena for all practices and games. The team keeps all of the revenue for hockey parking, merchandise, concessions and ticket surcharges, and retains 80% of the revenue from naming rights" at Gila River Arena.
Ajouter le partage des revenues de la LNH ...
Revenues des ententes télé....
La masse salariale la plus basse de la LNH - avec des contrats bidon comme Pronger et Datsyuk qui ne s'appliqueront plus en 2017-18
http://stats.nhlnumbers.com/teams/ARI?year=2018
Alors qu'en Caroline le président Waddell ....
Regarding the team’s revenue streams, Waddell indicated that despite the large numbers of recent empty seats, the Canes’ revenue is up over recent years. It is helped by a robust revenue sharing program that has drastically reduced the reliance on gate receipts, down from a high of nearly 70% before the 2005 CBA went into effect to about 30% today.
“Revenue sharing at one time was $6-7 million per team,” Waddell said. “Now it is much greater than that. The league has done a tremendous job of assisting teams who are not going to be a market like some of our competitors when it comes to attendance. The salary cap and revenue sharing works very well for all 30 teams.”
Les Coyotes prétendent qu'un nouvel aréna et plus de partisans dans les gradins régleraient les problèmes ?
Maintenant que Andrew Barroway est seul propriétaire ... mais à quel prix ???
But Barroway and the Coyotes are now leveraged to the hilt. As of now, the Coyotes have $250 million of debt. There is $100 million of NHL debt and two loans from MGG Investment Group; one for $100 million with about a 10% interest rate and payment-in-kind loan for $50 million that would be redeemed in six years for $100 million.
TO BE CONTINUED......
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