The NHL and NHL Players' Association have ratified a four-year Collective Bargaining Agreement that guarantees labor peace through the 2029-30 season. NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman expressed that this partnership is stronger than ever, offering a significant opportunity to grow the game. Key elements of the agreement include an 84-game regular season, shorter player contracts, and a playoff cap to prevent teams from exceeding rules with loaded rosters. NHLPA executive director Marty Walsh highlighted the agreement's role in fostering the worldwide growth of the sport, emphasizing collaboration between the league and players.
The NHL and its Players' Association officially ratified their four-year Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) on Tuesday in a deal that will guarantee labor peace through the 2029-30 season.
The partnership between the Players' Association and the league is stronger than it ever has been, and working together under this agreement presents a fantastic opportunity to continue to grow the game.
Among the notable agreements expected to be included in the deal between the NHL and NHLPA are an 84-game regular season, shorter player contracts, and a playoff cap.
This CBA shows what can be accomplished when the NHL and the union work together an agreement that will allow for the continued worldwide growth of the game.
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