San Jose Sharks Amongst The 20 NHL Team Suing for Lost Revenue

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S. Harper
January 7, 2022 (7:00 PM)

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Things are getting real in the NHL, as the league and 20 teams are Suing the insurance companies over rejected Covid-19 claims, as well as ticket and on site merchandise such as Jerseys, T- shirts, food, drinks, and alcoholic beverages. Not to mention local money that brings in Hotels, parking etc.

Due to all the canceled/postponed Games there has been alot of lost revenue that the league is trying to obviously recover. The lawsuit is mixed between teams from Both US and Canada and the losses are over 1 Billion dollars!

Credit: The Daily Face-off.com

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