NBA Thread: (Jan) 6th Man of The Year

Oof

 

Here ya go

 

They aren't paying Ayton 62 million next year.

 

Just as bad as Pacers fans all over the net taking victory laps about apparently forcing the Suns into the tax. Clowns are everywhere if you look hard enough.

 

HAHAHAHA WE GOT YOU.



only works if your were the wizards and Otis Smith traded for Gilbert Arenas

 

Fuck you because I had purged that shit from my mind

 

27/6/6 for Ingram this playoffs in 6 games

26/6/6 for Durant in 4 games

Ingram confirmed better

 

that 09-10 team was actually really good just not built for Boston. They went all in on Cleveland being there at the end

 

To make a complicated thing simple:
A team can only go over the cap to resign one of their current players or to sign someone to a minimum contract.

So during free agency, teams that are projecting to go over the cap will almost always sign incoming players first then sign their returning players. If they sign returning players first over incoming players then they run the risk of not having the cap space to sign a free agent.

 

Hypothetically could I give every player on my team the max deal if I were willing to pay the luxury tax?

 

oof

 

There goes his trade value

 

Was at the NBA store in NYC, and couldn’t help but think they might have trouble getting rid of this for $22,000 right now…

 

Man, that thing looks like Penny Hardaway

 

Yes but there are different maxes depending on tenure with your team, player accomplishments, and experience

 

optimistic KD

 

I thought there was a cap on number of max contracts per team??

 

I don't think there's anything like that codified into the rule book, but because the max is a percentage of cap, anything beyond 3 makes it functionally impossible to build a roster. And even with 3 you're gonna be scraping the bottom of the barrel talent wise pretty quickly

 

I don't think there is if they're all home grown but not sure.

There is the apron which I failed to consider

 

Tyler Herro, AJ McCarron, and Will Sheehey, three peas in a shitty chest tattoo pod

 

why is nba money stuff like reading a technical manual

"you have 7 hours from when this offer sheet was matched before you can make a trade. but also the guy in the trade can't have his rookie extension"

 

As I interpret the rule based on the Bam/Brooklyn rumors, a team can't have more than 1 player who signed a rookie max extension that it acquired via trade. You can sign as many of your own players to max deals as you want, I think.

 

NBA cap rules are beyond reading a technical manual. It's like reading a wizard's spellbook.

 

you're baiting me into making a certain type of reference

 

Cap rules 2022-2023, by Medivh

 

You have cap holds for anyone you are able to resign.

 

Can always repaint that

 

Limit on super maxes and rookie extension maxes but none applies if they are all home grown.

 

I think the NBA's weird cap rules and exceptions make it interesting to follow. But I'm a giant nerd

 

The memes are still going to happen, we’ll wait to see if reality will ever catch up.

 

Doesn't Russ' agent get the percentage of all contracts he's negotiated, I'm sure he's devastated to get fired

 

Jazz need to realize that the fact that they fleeced Minnesota doesn’t reset the market.

 

He had a real chance to make the nipples the eyes but passed. Really made a horrible decision even worse.

 

Spend so much time in HS learning about European History when I could have been learning about Base Year Compensation for sign and trades.

 

i wish more players would do this. but there isn't really upside for them other than it being fun because 50,000 dorks would be tweeting at them if they lost

 

imagine looking forward to the drew league all year and then you find out that you have to play against lebron james