FNHL VOTE: 2021-22 CAP 5% DECREASE?

[PsychoticPondGoons]

Voting currently stands at: AFTER 48hrs
7 Yes - 3 No - 1 Either 

*though AntMan/ haven''t officially cast their vote

33% of FNHL has voted.

Let's hear from the other outstanding FNHL owners!

[PsychoticPondGoons]

Reminder, voting closes: October 03, 2020, 20:04:09 EST

[PigsRule]

33% of FNHL has voted.

Let's hear from the other outstanding FNHL owners!

Good to see teams jumping on to have their day.

[Godzilla]

And when do the commissioners vote HAHA

[dickiedunn]

As another owner mentioned, given this is to be implemented in 2021-22, we have this entire off-season plus the upcoming season to acclimatize to the new reality of the increase in skater extensions recently introduced. Chicago management is interested in testing out this small reduction in the cap ceiling and if needed, we would vote to reverse this change if we determine by the Spring of 2022 that it negatively impacts FNHL as a whole and the majority of franchises to be competitive.

- DD

[jackdaniels]

I'll give this a shot. Interested in seeing what happens when we do a small rollback. Honestly doubt much impact.

[Mordecai]

Great to see everyone's active on this vote. When the owners decide to better manage finances and give the cap a chance to actually manage how teams are run instead of throwing profit back into an excuse to raise the ceiling annually, it will create a better league and a more competitive one where every game is interesting right down to the last second of the final game of the regular season.

[EndGame]

I think going with a start date of 2021-22 to rollback gives owners a chance to make adjustments. The expansion draft next summer will also take some cap off the hands of teams and should balance things out IMO.

[PigsRule]

After 5days

YES - 12
NO - 5
EITHER/OR - 4

10 more teams are able to vote. They have until Oct 3, 2020.

[PsychoticPondGoons]

Results after 6 days of voting by 24 teams:

YES - 14

NO - 6   

EITHER/OR - 4   


7 more teams are able to vote.
(They have until Oct 3, 2020.)