Submitted by twintig5 t3_zvw7pf in dataisbeautiful
NarcissusLovesEcho t1_j1sph5e wrote
Reply to comment by twintig5 in [OC] North American cities by number of major sports championships (Updated December 2022) by twintig5
That makes sense. NHL has been declining in popularity for many years and is really only still considered part of the "big four" sports because of its history. I just saw a report that said only 6 teams in the NFL, NBA, and MLB have lower payrolls than the salary cap in the NHL. The highest paid player in the NHL makes $12.5M whereas the top players in the other three leagues make 4 times that. It's crazy how far the NHL has fallen from where it was in the '90s.
LandLordLovin t1_j1v5t3u wrote
I’d have to say that how it’s shown is a big part. I can’t even watch my Red Wings because Bally Sports is the devil. What a crappy company
DocWhiskeyPhD t1_j1y72cy wrote
It's great knowing I pay for ESPN+ only to have 2/3ds of the games blacked out.
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