Remember the good old days before the salary cap era? Fans were free to root for a player on their team without feeling the constant need — nay, compulsion — to always factor the guy’s cap hit into the equation. What used to be “I like Bobby, he’s a good guy who helps the hockey club and is easy to root for” now gets run through the filter of “yeah but look at his cap hit, is he worth it?” Read More
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