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Originally Posted by sureLoss
Some of the London Knights (perhaps widely precieved as the most profitable CHL team) financials:
Ryan Pyette @RyanatLFPress
Well, just got a look at the @GoLondonKnights financial numbers. Waited a long time for this day. They're a money-making machine.
Ryan Pyette @RyanatLFPress
The Knights, in 2015 (the only year in the past 5 they didn't play in the Memorial Cup, they saw $6.26M in revenue.
Ryan Pyette @RyanatLFPress
Their 2015 net income was $1.87 million ($3.7M in expenses) and that was on the lower side of the past half-decade (lost in 2nd round).
Ryan Pyette @RyanatLFPress
In the 2013 OHL championship year (Bo Horvat buzzer-beater), the Knights had a whopping $7.6M in revenue, but $4.6M in expenses.
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Ryan Pyette is a fool if he thinks that business is a 'money making machine' ...ugh, and that's by far the best in the league????
I was completely pro-paying-players in the CHL, but now I'm not so sure.
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Originally Posted by LickTheEnvelope View Post
... Eakins' claims Gagne's line played Kessel's line even...
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Originally Posted by Hells Bells View Post
Yeah, Gagner's line was -4 and Kessel's was +4, so it all evened out.
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