It’s that time of year again where the CCHL awards annual bonus’ to their teams for
ensuring that valid lineups were sent throughout the year.
Before we get into how much each team will receive, it was encouraging to see that
the bonus for lineups was indeed on the upswing this season after falling 12 million
dollars the season before that.
CCHL teams will collectively see an increase of $5.5 million dollars in lineup bonus
money more than that of a season ago. The negative here is that it appears several
franchises are leaving significant cash on the table still.
The CCHL makes $104.5 million dollars available to teams through bonus’ money
each season. After the bonus money was allotted, it was determined that the franchises
throughout the league only acquired 47.8% of that money; approximately $50 million
dollars.
This means that $54.5 million dollars were left in the coffers of the CCHL Head Office;
a number that we hope declines next season.
If you are sitting at home cursing yourself for not submitting a lineup or five, there is still
time to make bonus cash. The blogs are open for the 2019-20 season for another month;
until April 15th.
It just takes 10 blogs to hit that coveted 10 blog mark which nets your team $1.5 million dollars.
That money could assist a team in need given the shortages being left on the table previously mentioned.
Aside from that, there is absolutely no better time to do it than now. Seriously, think about it. You
aren’t able to watch live sports or have any ‘normal’ fun activity given the outbreak changes that
the Coronavirus has caused. Now is the time to make your team some CCHL bonus cash, folks!
Now for what you came here for, the actual bonus payouts:
$4.75M (zero lineup violations)– FOR, GEO, SUD, SEA, DAY
3.5M (1 lineup violation) – SIB, HAM, REK, CAP, VIC
$2.75M (2 lineup violations) – SPR
$1.5M (3-5 lineup violations) – MIN, PAR, WIS
$0.75M (6-8 lineup violations) – DRT, POR,
Unfortunately, if you do not see your team listed above, it means that you had over nine lineup
violations this season and are not eligible for the bonus.
Again, don’t forget if you are short you can simply make up the money with blogs over the
next month still so do not despair!
ensuring that valid lineups were sent throughout the year.
Before we get into how much each team will receive, it was encouraging to see that
the bonus for lineups was indeed on the upswing this season after falling 12 million
dollars the season before that.
CCHL teams will collectively see an increase of $5.5 million dollars in lineup bonus
money more than that of a season ago. The negative here is that it appears several
franchises are leaving significant cash on the table still.
The CCHL makes $104.5 million dollars available to teams through bonus’ money
each season. After the bonus money was allotted, it was determined that the franchises
throughout the league only acquired 47.8% of that money; approximately $50 million
dollars.
This means that $54.5 million dollars were left in the coffers of the CCHL Head Office;
a number that we hope declines next season.
If you are sitting at home cursing yourself for not submitting a lineup or five, there is still
time to make bonus cash. The blogs are open for the 2019-20 season for another month;
until April 15th.
It just takes 10 blogs to hit that coveted 10 blog mark which nets your team $1.5 million dollars.
That money could assist a team in need given the shortages being left on the table previously mentioned.
Aside from that, there is absolutely no better time to do it than now. Seriously, think about it. You
aren’t able to watch live sports or have any ‘normal’ fun activity given the outbreak changes that
the Coronavirus has caused. Now is the time to make your team some CCHL bonus cash, folks!
Now for what you came here for, the actual bonus payouts:
$4.75M (zero lineup violations)– FOR, GEO, SUD, SEA, DAY
3.5M (1 lineup violation) – SIB, HAM, REK, CAP, VIC
$2.75M (2 lineup violations) – SPR
$1.5M (3-5 lineup violations) – MIN, PAR, WIS
$0.75M (6-8 lineup violations) – DRT, POR,
Unfortunately, if you do not see your team listed above, it means that you had over nine lineup
violations this season and are not eligible for the bonus.
Again, don’t forget if you are short you can simply make up the money with blogs over the
next month still so do not despair!
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