The National Hockey League does not have a salary cap of any sort, but the existing NHL CBA contains clauses that limit the minimum compensation for all players and the maximum entry-level compensation for players under the age of 25. Article 9 of the NHL CBA limits the maximum yearly compensation for rookies to just over $1 million in salary and 50% of that in signing, reporting and roster bonuses. Performance bonuses are not affected. After a length of time determined by the age of the player when the first contract was signed (not exceeding three years) the limits come off. Source: http://www.washingtonhockey.com/200203/features/sc2.htm
The minimum salary for 2010 for a rookie in the NFL is $325,000 per year.
A penny a year.
The average Salary in the 2007-2008 season was about $1.9 million.
There is no such thing as an NHL football player. The NHL is a HOCKEY league.
The minimum salary for 2010 for a rookie in the NFL is $325,000 per year.
12,500 was his rookie salary
The average salary as of Feb. 2008 is $1.9 mill.the team played for depends on monetary amount earned
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it's about almost 1 million for the triple-A players and 200000 for AA and A players
The average pay for a rookie is around $500,000 a year. A well paid driver can get upto $40,000,000 a year but the average is $5,000,000.
$200 per game plus a "winners" bonus of $50 per game.
No rookie since the NHL's inception has ever won the Hart Memorial Trophy (The league MVP trophy which was first presented in 1924) in his rookie year.