Who is actually getting the biggest paycheques this season? According to CapGeek.com, two Canucks made the list – although the top earning Canuck may surprise you
35. Dan Boyle, San Jose, $6.67 million
33. (tie) Alexander Semin, Washington, $6.7 million
33. (tie) Pavel Datsyuk, Detroit, $6.7 million
32. Roberto Luongo, Vancouver, $6.72 million
31. Henrik Lundqvist, New York Rangers, $6.85 million
30. Patrick Marleau, San Jose, $6.9 million
25. (tie) James Wisniewski, Columbus, $7 million
25. (tie) Kevin Bieksa, Vancouver, $7 million (highest paid Canuck this season)
25. (tie) Brent Seabrook, Chicago, $7 million
25. (tie) Daniel Briere, Philadelphia, $7 million
24. Jarome Iginla, Calgary, $7 million
23. Brian Campbell, Florida, $7.14 million
22. Mikko Koivu, Minnesota, $7.29 million
18. (tie) Shea Weber, Nashville, $7.5 million
18. (tie) Rick Nash, Columbus, $7.5 million
18. (tie) Marian Gaborik, New York Rangers, $7.5 million
18. (tie) Scott Gomez, Montreal, $7.5 million
17. Chris Pronger, Philadelphia, $7.6 million
15. (tie) Eric Staal, Carolina, $7.75 million
15. (tie) Henrik Zetterberg, Detroit, $7.75 million
14. Marian Hossa, Chicago, $7.9 million
9. (tie) Steven Stamkos, Tampa Bay, $8 million
9. (tie) Duncan Keith, Chicago, $8 million
9. (tie) Dany Heatley, Minnesota, $8 million
9. (tie) Jason Spezza, Ottawa, $8 million
8. Zdeno Chara, Boston, $8.5 million
5. (tie) Alex Ovechkin, Washington, $9 million
5. (tie) Sidney Crosby, Pittsburgh, $9 million
5. (tie) Evgeni Malkin, Pittsburgh, $9 million
2. (tie) Christian Ehrhoff, Buffalo, $10 million
2. (tie) Ilya Bryzgalov, Philadelphia, $10 million
2. (tie) Ilya Bryzgalov, Philadelphia, $10 million
1. Brad Richards, New York Rangers, $12 million
Yes, Brad Richards out of everyone is bringing in the big dough this year!
