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The Red Loft / Re: Capitals 2023-24
« Last post by Natsinpwc on Yesterday at 09:27:33 AM »I went to the game. His shootout attempt was pathetic.I did not see the game. Sounds like a good game despite the loss. And a Betman point.
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I went to the game. His shootout attempt was pathetic.I did not see the game. Sounds like a good game despite the loss. And a Betman point.
Ovie gets his 1500th point. But not scoring goals.I went to the game. His shootout attempt was pathetic.
Whats more interesting is OAA is more based on measurable range and time to get to the ball. Abrams should have a great OAA .... except his arm keeps him from making the play once he gets there.
Yeah, I was wondering about that with the draft situation. It was said the Nats couldn't pick number 1 this year because they pay into the revenue share system. What determines why they pay into the system? Is it attendance, TV revenue, area population or a combo meal?
Basically, the way the Revenue Sharing works (at least my understanding in reading the CBA) is that all 30 teams pay in an amount based on a weighted average of their local (meaning excluding MLB payouts from things like National TV contracts, but includes your local tv contract) revenue for the last three seasons. Those values for all 30 teams is then combined into one pool. That is then divided evenly by 30, and each team gets that new number. The difference between what a team paid in and what they got back is their net payment. Teams that pay more than they get back are "Revenue Sharing Payor Clubs" and teams that pay less than what they get back are "Revenue Sharing Payee Clubs."
The Nationals' local revenue evidently results in them paying in more than 1/30th of the total local averages for all 30 clubs. Thus, they are a Payor Club. It's based purely on the revenue the team generates.
Patriots win and their fans are livid.yes. if you win on a thursday night and no one other than prime payers see it, did it happen?
King was projected as the #3 starter in the Yankees rotation next season.