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Completely dependant on country/league and skill of player. The cheapest sallary in the National Hockey League is 315 million a year, although this is not reported. They usually report up to 10% of the amount they actually get paid. Therefore for all hockey players I would guess around the $300 mil a year mark.
They have a max of 500 mil a year
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