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[Datsyukian-Deke]

http://espn.go.com/n...ason-salary-cap
The Union is expected to announce later Thursday the approval of a $70.2 million salary cap for this offseason. With last years cap being $64.3 mill what will this mean for teams like Detroit and Pitt vying for the big free agents (Suter, Parise)?

[Datsyukian-Deke]

If these figures hold up for the season it would go as followed:

"The offseason cap will have a lower limit of $54.2 million, an adjusted midpoint of $62.2 million and an upper limit of $70.2 million for the 2012-13 season, pursuant to collective bargaining agreement negotiations."