Golden Knights will pay Robin Lehner salary without cap penalty due to 'unprecedented and highly unique' case
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Lehner's case was deemed 'unprecedented and highly unique' by the NHL, allowing the Golden Knights to manage their roster without his salary counting against the cap.
Vegas will pay Lehner the $4.4 million salary for this year, while retaining salary cap flexibility, showcasing a unique situation in the league.
Lehner has been candid about his mental health challenges, including substance abuse. His decision to forgo the Winter Olympics was made with his psychiatrist's input.
In 2019, Lehner was awarded the Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy for his outstanding performance in the NHL, highlighting his resilience through personal struggles.
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