Back tomorrow with team previews a plenty, but today I have been on the phone chasing this rumor…According to my source, the Senators are still holding out hope that they can get Tkachuk locked up, but the bonus structures continue to be stunting progress…
There is no secret that the Blues would love to bring in Tkachuk. The only name that appears to have gotten the attention of Ottawa is Colton Parayko…The talk now has not involved any other players or prospects I am told…
It's the best fantasy game every created! The HBSL is a hybrid between a salary cap game and a head-to-head fantasy game. Each week you create your 20 man roster based on the actual NHL salary cap and the actual salary cap hits. You then face-off with a fellow hockey fan. At the end of the regular season, we throw the best 128 teams into a 7-week playoff.
There is a Season Ticket Holder bracket and a Free bracket.
HBSL Season Ticket Bracket
Entrants who were season ticket holders at the start of the NHL season are eligible for the following prizes:
Grand Prize: 4K ultra HDTV
Runner-up: Replica Stanley Cup
Semi-Finals Losers: Customized NHL Jersey
Quarter-Finals Losers: $50 Amazon.com Gift Card
HBSL Free Bracket
Entrants that were NOT season ticket holders at the start of the NHL season are eligible for the following prizes:
Grand Prize: Customized NHL Jersey
Runner-up: $50 Amazon.com Gift Card
Semi-Finals & Quarter-Finals Losers: $25 Amazon.com Gift Card
Last season's winners were announced here Last season's winners and most responded and received their prizes. A few have yet to reach out to [email protected] to claim theirs.
Also there have been some questions as to how the retained salary works in terms of HBSL. See below for P. Kessel (source Cap Friendly)
PHIL KESSEL #81
Arizona Coyotes
Right Wing
Cap Hit: $6,800,000
Retained Salary: Toronto Maple Leafs $1,200,000
Daily Cap Hit: $40,000
Remaining Daily Cap Hit $8,000,000 This value is used to set your weekly roster.
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