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Why is that revenue generated by the Canadian NHL teams is much higher than their U.S. counterparts?

I throw this out there because I keep seeing references wrong in this post about how the NHL would love to start franchises in the United States because the Canadian team does not make money. Opposite true. Kevin McGrane of the Toronto Star: The six Canadian teams, representing 20 percent of the team Liga-30, representing 33.3 percent of all income in the NHL. This means that the Canadian team fans cough by an estimated 733 million (all figures U.S.) to $ 2,200,000,000 of the league revenue. If a family buys season ticket, people who buy sweaters, advertisers buy Arena signage, business television and radio broadcast rights to purchase and parking their cars in lots that belong to a club, the Canadian teams have economic power. These facts have proved that week when officials met at a meeting of NHL Players' Association where the incomes of the league and capitalization have been discussed salary issues Read the article here: http://www.thestar.com/Sports/article/180345

It is not always cold "up" in Canada, so we have more ice. I suggest you get a card and you will see that most of the Southern Ontario is equal to the northern part of California. Minnesota is north of my hometown. A little geography lesson. Not only the Maple Leafs and Canadians who represent the majority of sales in Canada. Calgary Flames have the biggest sale of goods for example. They can not be regarded as small players and can the other franchises. I that the next two locations must be in Canada from the United States can not get a lot of support for many of its teams. It is sad to see the space to third parties – You can not find here. Why they put a halt to the sale of the Phoenix or Nashville teams for Canadians, beyond me. They would do better here. Canada will stay top of hockey and it is only because four of the six original teams were in the U.S. that the NHL is based there. It should be in Canada and it's time we had more franchises here. Winnipeg can certainly can support Hamilton, Kitchener, or even London.

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