It’s Thursday that the stars of the NHL arrive in Quebec City as part of the Pro-Am Gagné-Bergeron.

Year after year the event attracts more and more big names and this 15th edition is no exception.

To give you a taste of the talent that will be performing on the Videotron Center’s ice rink, The Journal of Montreal recorded the salaries of the players who confirmed their presence. If these athletes formed a real team, they would have a payroll of $79.5 million, just $4 million less than the $83.5 million salary cap approved for the 2023-24 season.

Patrice Bergeron | Bruins | $2.5 million*

Brad Merchant | Bruins | $6.125 million

Matt Grzelcyk | Bruins | $3.687 million

Brandon Carlos | Bruins | $4.1 million

Jeremy Swayman | Bruins | $3.475 million

Jonathan Huberdeau | flames | $10.5 million

Jacob Pelletier | flames | $863,333

Matthew Joseph | Senators | $2.95M

Thomas Chabot | Senators | $8M

Pierre Olivier Joseph | Senators | $825,000

Connor Clifton | saber | $3.33 million

Rafael Harvey Pinard | Canadian | $1.1M

David Savard | Canadian | $3.5 million

Kaiden Guhle | Canadian | $863,333

Jordan Harris | Canadian | $1.4 million

Samuel Montembeault | Canadian | 1 million dollars

Jonathan Marchessault | Golden Knights | $5 million

Yanni Gourde | Octopuses | $5.166 million

Alex Belzile | Rangers | $775,000

David Peron | Red Wings | $4.75 million

Alexander Carrier | Predators | $2.5 million

Marc-Edouard Vlasic | sharks | $7M

Alexis Lafreniere | Rangers | Without contract

*Salary for the 2022-23 season