NHL players react to new CBA terms
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The NHL and NHL Players’ Association have ratified their extension of the collective bargaining agreement, securing labor peace in the sport through 2030. The league and union announced in a joint news release Tuesday that the deal had been approved. It took a vote of the Board of Governors and the full NHLPA membership.
From changes to the calendar to how the playoff salary cap will work, a look inside the new CBA based on a summary obtained by The Athletic.
More than a year before the expiry of its current deal, a new collective bargaining agreement between the NHL and the NHLPA was officially ratified on Tuesday.
NEW YORK/TORONTO -- The National Hockey League Players’ Association’s full membership and the National Hockey League’s Board of Governors today ratified a four-year Collective Bargaining Agreement, more than a year before the expiration of the current contract. The new agreement runs through the 2029-30 season.
The NHL ratified a new CBA with the NHLPA in recent days, and now, former Toronto Maple Leafs captain John Tavares has opened up on the changes since 2012.