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Whose at fault for the Lockout?
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Bettman
12-21-2004 01:46 PM
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This is something that should have been worked on years ago, Bettman had to know this was coming, and should have done something about it. Everyone is at fault, but Bettman was the one that could have done something about it.
12-21-2004 10:32 PM
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The solution is not a hard cap. THN has a wonderful solution that involves a payroll tax. Teams who spend a certain number are taxed something like 10%. Then over another number something like 15%, etc. And teams who win consistantly aren't taxed as much because they don't want to punish winning teams.
12-22-2004 08:18 PM
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