The chicken tender was pretty salty.. guess it's a good thing it comes with a large drink?
Anonymous_ wrote: ↑ people like you ruin the deal for everyone
Lol, yeah I don't think I'm going to ever bother with the chicken strips again. And I can't imagine trying to KFC ones too, because apparently those are even saltier?hot_potato wrote: ↑ The chicken tender was pretty salty.. guess it's a good thing it comes with a large drink?
League rules actually prohibit NHL teams from paying their players bonuses for making the playoffs and winning the Stanley Cup. Only players on entry-level contracts and those over the age of 35 are permitted to have bonuses for playoff performances.
Now they're down 5, so likely at least two more games of tenders.dotsandpixels wrote: ↑ Are we getting more tendies or not?
So, during regular season top players make $10 million a year or $121,000 a game.Dhanushan wrote: ↑ League rules actually prohibit NHL teams from paying their players bonuses for making the playoffs and winning the Stanley Cup. Only players on entry-level contracts and those over the age of 35 are permitted to have bonuses for playoff performances.
That said, players still receive compensation for a playoff appearance. The NHL and NHL Players’ Association (NHLPA) agree to set aside a playoff bonus pool to be distributed to each playoff team based on how far they advance. It’s referred to in Article 28 of the NHL Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) as the Player Fund.
from How Much Do Players Get Paid in the Playoffs?
It's the long game... Making it and doing well helps you get a better regular season contract in the future.
So far, it's all going to plan.beachlover wrote: ↑ No, what you want is the leafs to win each series, but at the maximum number of games for each series. So if they win every odd numbered game, and lose every even numbered game, we're golden.
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