Entry Level Compensation Limits Sample Clauses

Entry Level Compensation Limits. (a) The maximum annual aggregate Paragraph 1 NHL Salary, Signing Bonuses and games played bonuses permitted to be paid to a Group 1 Player in each League Year of his first SPC shall be as follows: 2005 US$ 850,000 2006 US$ 850,000 2007 US$ 875,000 2008 US$ 875,000 2009 US$ 900,000 2010 US$ 900,000 2011 - 2022 US$ 925,000 For example, an 18 year old Player drafted in 2013 and signing an SPC at the age of 19 must sign a three-year SPC, with a maximum compensation of U.S. $925,000 per League Year. (b) The aggregate of all Signing Bonuses attributable to any League Year to be paid to a Group 1 Player may not exceed 10% of the Player's compensation for such League Year. Games played bonuses attributable to a League Year shall be included in compensation for that League Year at their full potential value (i.e., assuming all such bonuses are earned) and shall be treated as Paragraph 1 NHL Salary. A Group 1 Player may not contract for or receive any bonuses whatsoever other than a Signing Bonus, a games played bonus and Exhibit 5 Bonuses. (c) The provisions of this Article 9 (including without limitation, the terms specified in Exhibit 5) shall have no application to any Player other than a Player who is subject to the Entry Level System in accordance with this Article 9. (d) Draft-related Unrestricted Free Agents will be subject to the maximum annual aggregate compensation limits set forth in this Section 9.3 applicable in the Entry Draft year immediately preceding the date on which the Player signs his Entry Level SPC. Such a Player will be subject to all of the other terms and provisions of this Article 9, including without limitation, the terms of Exhibit 5 and the maximum annual Signing Bonus for a draft-related Unrestricted Free Agent will be limited to 10% of the Player's compensation in any League Year. (e) An SPC for a Group 1 Player, which is filed with Central Registry after the Club's last Regular Season Game, and which is to be effective for the League Year during which it is filed, may contain a Signing Bonus payable during that first (the current) League Year only if: (i) such SPC is a multi-year SPC, (ii) such Club is currently playing in the Playoffs, (iii) such Player is eligible to play in the Playoffs, and (iv) the SPC is signed and filed with Central Registry by 5:00 pm New York time no later than the day prior to the Club's last NHL Game in that League Year.
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