Inside the NHL’s Biggest Contract Surprises of 2025: Who’s Winning and Losing Big Bucks?
This landscape has morphed quite dramatically recently, thanks in large part to soaring salary cap increases mapped out over the next three years. Imagine contracts penned under yesterday’s patchwork suddenly glowing in today’s light — hearkening back to past seasons when only about half the league found good value, now tipping toward a two-thirds majority across the NHL basking in the warm glow of smart spending. Yet, don’t mistake average for adept. This year’s scale demands more; teams aren’t just aiming for break-even — they need that B-grade or better to stay competitive. Falling short isn’t just a minor setback — it could be a chasm that sets franchises back years.
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