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Panarin Jokes About NHL Pay After Makar's Record Deal
The Kings forward likened his $11 million salary to driving for Uber after Cale Makar became the NHL's highest-paid player at $20.4 million a year.
Artemi Panarin has compared himself to an Uber driver after being asked about the rising pay scale in the NHL.
The 34-year-old Los Angeles forward moved from the Rangers in February, signing a two-year deal worth 11 million dollars a season. This off-season Colorado defenceman Cale Makar became the league's highest-paid player, agreeing a contract worth 20.4 million dollars a year that kicks in a season from now.
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