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32 Thoughts: Dawn rises on a new NHL after summer of change

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By Elliotte Friedman Verified
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This is Year 1 AC — After Carlsson. We are in a new era, a new NHL. Players are flexing their muscles more than ever, with teams determined to regain more control over their situations. Cale Makar is the first $20 million player, and Quinn Hughes peers over his shoulder. The cap could be $127.5 million in the fall of 2028, a number we never dreamed we’d see.
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Salary cap expected to substantially increase for 2028-29

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By Elliotte Friedman Verified
| Sportsnet Canada Verified
The NHL gave its first estimate for the 2028-29 salary cap at this week’s Board of Governors meeting, and according to multiple sources, it’s a whopper — $127.5 million. (All figures in U.S. dollars.) The league and NHLPA are in the second of a three-season agreement that sent to the ceiling to record levels. This year’s number is $104 million and next year’s is $113.5 million.
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'He's a fighter': Mayich family opens up about son, brother Matthew

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By Elliotte Friedman Verified
| Sportsnet Canada Verified
John and Christina Mayich have two requests. First, they want the world to learn more about their son, Matthew. “Matthew is a boy's boy,” Christina said. “He’s a guy's guy. He is a simple, simple guy who has an infectious smile. Anybody you talk to will tell you about his smile. He loves to fish. He fishes almost every day, every chance he can get. He loves his family. He likes to hang out at home. He doesn't like to go out partying … he just likes to be with us.
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