NHL commissioner Gary Bettman weighs in on Florida state taxes debate, calls it a ‘ridiculous issue’

In recent weeks the concept of specific state taxes Nhl Cities has become a hot buttons theme. This came after the analyst “NHL on TNT”, Paul Bissonnette, received the topic during a recent broadcast regarding Florida Panthers players who did not have to pay state taxes. NHL curator Gary Bettman joined the network broadcast on Monday and called it a “ridiculous” subject.

“When the Florida Teams Weren’t Good, Which Was for About 17 Years, Ok, Nobody Said Anything About It,” Bettman Said Prior to Game 3. Live Where You Wanted to Raise Your Kids and Send Them to School.

Bettman even made the conversation more and said that some cities have very high state taxes, such as Los Angeles and New York.

“And you wanted to have good teammates, so you would have a shot to win,” he said. “This is what motivates. Could it be a bit a factor if everything else was the same? I guess, but it is not. By the way, state taxes in Los Angeles, tall in New York. What will we do, subsidize these teams?”

The “Sun Belt” recently enjoyed the NHL’s success, which may have led to the debate between fans and analysts. After all, the panthers are currently competing in their third consecutive final in the Stanley Cup and lifted the Lord Stanley’s Cup last season. In addition, the Tampa Bay Lightning also made three finals of the Stanley Cup of 2020-22 and won it by 2020 and 2021.

Although Florida was huge success, Sunshine’s state is not the only state that has an advantage. Dallas stars have no state taxes, but they have not won a Stanley Cup since 1998-99 and lost to the final of the Western conference in each of the last three campaigns.