15 teams being PUNISHED with Cap penalties next season

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Ryan
April 22, 2023 (8:29 PM)

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We have been living in a flat cap for the past few seasons and due to this, some teams have been having some troubles with signing/keeping players.

Next season, the salary cap is set at $82,500,000, but it could be raised by $1,000,000.

Unfortunately for just under half the league though, they will not be able to spend all the way to the cap as they have been hit with some penalties this season.

A lot of teams have players under contract that have "performance bonuses" and while teams might be under the salary cap with just the salary of these players, once the bonus kicks in, it puts them over the top of the salary cap and causes some issues for the following season.

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Here are the teams that will face restrictions next season, and there is a significant amount of teams:

Boston Bruins
$4,500,000

Philadelphia Flyers
$1,187,500

Montreal Canadiens
$1,170,000

Edmonton Oilers
$850,000

Vancouver Canucks
$850,000

Colorado Avalanche
$637,500

New York Rangers
$610,891

Carolina Hurricanes
$450,000

New Jersey Devils
$422,500

Dallas Stars
$372,829

Florida Panthers
$212,500

Seattle Kraken
$129,910

San Jose Sharks
$25,000

St. Louis Blues
$20,000

Washington Capitals
$20,000

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15 Teams incurred Performance Bonus overages from this year which will be a bonus carryover cap hit for 23-24.#NHLBruins lead the way with a $4.5M bonus overage #FueledbyPhilly & #GoHabsGo next with $1.1M+

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