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Top hockey players are cashing in on rising NHL revenues after a summer spending spree
sports.yahoo.com · 3h · first report
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Across 4 sources · syndicated copies counted once
Leo Carlsson was in the passenger's seat when his phone rang this summer with some life-changing news. Agents Matt and Ryan Keator called to tell Carlsson the Philadelphia Flyers were prepared to sign him to a $90 million offer sheet that would make him the NHL's highest-paid player at $18 million per year. The proposalchanged hockey economics even before the Anaheim Ducks matched it to keep Carlsson, who became the face of rising salaries across the league.
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