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bishnykfan wrote:El Poochio wrote:Someone tell me whats the point of drafting Cam Reddish in top 5 Kevin Knox in top 10 with their already huge hit in salary lol
It is the exact salary that draft picks get IRL proportionally adjusted to our salary cap.
El Poochio wrote:You want the dude give Bagley 100+ a year before he even sees how NBA Bagley would be reflected in sim
This would be acceptable if ratings were updated through year according to real life, at least make it possible after second year so his first year in NBA would be in sim
Still dont see why anyone would waste high pick allocate salary to undeveloped needing time youth though since you wont be able to extend
El Poochio wrote:bishnykfan wrote:El Poochio wrote:Someone tell me whats the point of drafting Cam Reddish in top 5 Kevin Knox in top 10 with their already huge hit in salary lol
It is the exact salary that draft picks get IRL proportionally adjusted to our salary cap.
Do they get paid 10 million second year of their contracts since you are drafting them to keep them for years?
El Poochio wrote:You want the dude give Bagley 100+ a year before he even sees how NBA Bagley would be reflected in sim
This would be acceptable if ratings were updated through year according to real life, at least make it possible after second year so his first year in NBA would be in sim
Still dont see why anyone would waste high pick allocate salary to undeveloped needing time youth though since you wont be able to extend
King of Canada wrote:El Poochio wrote:You want the dude give Bagley 100+ a year before he even sees how NBA Bagley would be reflected in sim
This would be acceptable if ratings were updated through year according to real life, at least make it possible after second year so his first year in NBA would be in sim
Still dont see why anyone would waste high pick allocate salary to undeveloped needing time youth though since you wont be able to extend
I don’t get the opposition. If you prefer free agency then go that way. For Trae if you’re unsure wait until the end of this year to see how he does and then drop a one or two year extension on him. It seems like a can’t miss for him. Guys that take longer to develop may not get extended IRL too, and real teams make that call.
Also - players that may need more developing can be taken later and will make far less. I drafted Okogie with a 2nd rounder last year, and he’s getting extended which will be $17. Later picks have time to develop due to lower cost.
King of Canada wrote:El Poochio wrote:You want the dude give Bagley 100+ a year before he even sees how NBA Bagley would be reflected in sim
This would be acceptable if ratings were updated through year according to real life, at least make it possible after second year so his first year in NBA would be in sim
Still dont see why anyone would waste high pick allocate salary to undeveloped needing time youth though since you wont be able to extend
I don’t get the opposition. If you prefer free agency then go that way. For Trae if you’re unsure wait until the end of this year to see how he does and then drop a one or two year extension on him. It seems like a can’t miss for him. Guys that take longer to develop may not get extended IRL too, and real teams make that call.
Also - players that may need more developing can be taken later and will make far less. I drafted Okogie with a 2nd rounder last year, and he’s getting extended which will be $17. Later picks have time to develop due to lower cost.
Context wrote:bishnykfan wrote:Context wrote:what list are you going off of?
2019
Draft Slot Salary
1 3/67 $201 total
2 3/60 $180 total
3 3/54 $162 total
4 3/48 $144 total
5 3/44 $132 total
6 3/40 $120 total
7 3/36 $108 total
8 3/33 $99 total
9 3/30 $90 total
10 3/29 $87 total
11 3/27 $81 total
12 3/26 $78 total
13 3/25 $75 total
14 3/23 $69 total
15 3/22 $66 total
16 3/21 $63 total
17 3/20 $60 total
18 3/19 $57 total
19 3/18 $54 total
20 3/17 $51 total
21 3/17 $51 total
22 3/16 $48 total
23 3/15 $45 total
24 3/15 $45 total
25 3/14 $42 total
26 3/14 $42 total
27 3/13 $39 total
28 3/13 $39 total
29 3/13 $39 total
30 3/13 $39 total
31 2/12 $24 total
32 2/12 $24 total
33 2/12 $24 total
34 2/11 $22 total
35 2/11 $22 total
36 2/11 $22 total
37 2/10 $20 total
38 2/10 $20 total
39 2/10 $20 total
40 2/9 $18 total
41 2/9 $18 total
42 2/9 $18 total
43 2/8 $16 total
44 2/8 $16 total
45 2/8 $16 total
46 2/7 $14 total
47 2/7 $14 total
48 2/7 $14 total
49 2/6 $12 total
50 2/6 $12 total
51 2/5 $10 total
52 2/5 $10 total
53 2/4 $8 total
54 2/4 $8 total
55 2/3 $6 total
56 2/3 $6 total
57 2/2 $4 total
58 2/2 $4 total
59 2/1 $2 total
60 2/1 $2 total
#1 pick is $67 a year for 3 years ($201 total value of contract before deciding on the fourth year option).
but the cap hit is $67?
- listening to offers on emContext wrote:King of Canada wrote:El Poochio wrote:You want the dude give Bagley 100+ a year before he even sees how NBA Bagley would be reflected in sim
This would be acceptable if ratings were updated through year according to real life, at least make it possible after second year so his first year in NBA would be in sim
Still dont see why anyone would waste high pick allocate salary to undeveloped needing time youth though since you wont be able to extend
I don’t get the opposition. If you prefer free agency then go that way. For Trae if you’re unsure wait until the end of this year to see how he does and then drop a one or two year extension on him. It seems like a can’t miss for him. Guys that take longer to develop may not get extended IRL too, and real teams make that call.
Also - players that may need more developing can be taken later and will make far less. I drafted Okogie with a 2nd rounder last year, and he’s getting extended which will be $17. Later picks have time to develop due to lower cost.
I agree with him- 1 year is not enough time to make such a franchising decision on a lottery pick...a lot of these guys take 3 years to find themselves -much less a year...
bishnykfan wrote:El Poochio wrote:You want the dude give Bagley 100+ a year before he even sees how NBA Bagley would be reflected in sim
This would be acceptable if ratings were updated through year according to real life, at least make it possible after second year so his first year in NBA would be in sim
Still dont see why anyone would waste high pick allocate salary to undeveloped needing time youth though since you wont be able to extend
I'm missing your argument completely tbh...the way the game has been for the first two years, there was no ability to keep a draft pick from UFA after four years. If you argue that the first year is a "wasted" year which others did as well because the sim doesn't hold rookies in high regard, then the extension proposal is only helping your ability to keep that draft pick to the point of paying off.
Why won't you be able to extend?
El Poochio wrote:bishnykfan wrote:El Poochio wrote:Someone tell me whats the point of drafting Cam Reddish in top 5 Kevin Knox in top 10 with their already huge hit in salary lol
It is the exact salary that draft picks get IRL proportionally adjusted to our salary cap.
Do they get paid 10 million second year of their contracts since you are drafting them to keep them for years?
bringbackhoffa wrote:El Poochio wrote:bishnykfan wrote:
It is the exact salary that draft picks get IRL proportionally adjusted to our salary cap.
Do they get paid 10 million second year of their contracts since you are drafting them to keep them for years?
You dont have to pay them 10 million if u dont want to. The only reason u would do that is to get them at a HUGE discount in years 5-7. There is no way some of these studs would sign for $10 mil in there extension years when they would probably get close to $20mil or more.
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Context wrote:King of Canada wrote:El Poochio wrote:You want the dude give Bagley 100+ a year before he even sees how NBA Bagley would be reflected in sim
This would be acceptable if ratings were updated through year according to real life, at least make it possible after second year so his first year in NBA would be in sim
Still dont see why anyone would waste high pick allocate salary to undeveloped needing time youth though since you wont be able to extend
I don’t get the opposition. If you prefer free agency then go that way. For Trae if you’re unsure wait until the end of this year to see how he does and then drop a one or two year extension on him. It seems like a can’t miss for him. Guys that take longer to develop may not get extended IRL too, and real teams make that call.
Also - players that may need more developing can be taken later and will make far less. I drafted Okogie with a 2nd rounder last year, and he’s getting extended which will be $17. Later picks have time to develop due to lower cost.
I agree with him- 1 year is not enough time to make such a franchising decision on a lottery pick...a lot of these guys take 3 years to find themselves -much less a year...
bishnykfan wrote:El Poochio wrote:bishnykfan wrote:
It is the exact salary that draft picks get IRL proportionally adjusted to our salary cap.
Do they get paid 10 million second year of their contracts since you are drafting them to keep them for years?
NBA salary cap 2018- $101,869,000
#5 pick in the draft rookie contract IRL 2018- $3,841,000
This is approximately 3.77% of the IRL cap.
BaF salary cap $1010
3.77% of $1010 = $39
Trae Young (#5 pick in draft) salary- $39/year (rounded up)
That is how salary draft spots were figured out. The salaries that you are paying are exactly what they IRL NBA teams are paying their draft picks proportional to our salary cap.
bishnykfan wrote:bringbackhoffa wrote:El Poochio wrote:
Do they get paid 10 million second year of their contracts since you are drafting them to keep them for years?
You dont have to pay them 10 million if u dont want to. The only reason u would do that is to get them at a HUGE discount in years 5-7. There is no way some of these studs would sign for $10 mil in there extension years when they would probably get close to $20mil or more.
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Two things...there is a hard cap here which makes extending draft picks next to impossible under that model. Secondly, IRL, the player has to wait until his rookie contract is up in order to get that extension money. Here, they get a raise immediately. More money for the player sooner, a little less later. The team is buying out the first 1-3 years of their free agency by paying them up front immediately.
bringbackhoffa wrote:King of Canada wrote:El Poochio wrote:You want the dude give Bagley 100+ a year before he even sees how NBA Bagley would be reflected in sim
This would be acceptable if ratings were updated through year according to real life, at least make it possible after second year so his first year in NBA would be in sim
Still dont see why anyone would waste high pick allocate salary to undeveloped needing time youth though since you wont be able to extend
I don’t get the opposition. If you prefer free agency then go that way. For Trae if you’re unsure wait until the end of this year to see how he does and then drop a one or two year extension on him. It seems like a can’t miss for him. Guys that take longer to develop may not get extended IRL too, and real teams make that call.
Also - players that may need more developing can be taken later and will make far less. I drafted Okogie with a 2nd rounder last year, and he’s getting extended which will be $17. Later picks have time to develop due to lower cost.
And that's why I dont agree with this model. Some studs are gonna be taking major discounts having to resign at $17 as opposed to $100+
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Context wrote:Context wrote:bishnykfan wrote:
2019
Draft Slot Salary
1 3/67 $201 total
2 3/60 $180 total
3 3/54 $162 total
4 3/48 $144 total
5 3/44 $132 total
6 3/40 $120 total
7 3/36 $108 total
8 3/33 $99 total
9 3/30 $90 total
10 3/29 $87 total
11 3/27 $81 total
12 3/26 $78 total
13 3/25 $75 total
14 3/23 $69 total
15 3/22 $66 total
16 3/21 $63 total
17 3/20 $60 total
18 3/19 $57 total
19 3/18 $54 total
20 3/17 $51 total
21 3/17 $51 total
22 3/16 $48 total
23 3/15 $45 total
24 3/15 $45 total
25 3/14 $42 total
26 3/14 $42 total
27 3/13 $39 total
28 3/13 $39 total
29 3/13 $39 total
30 3/13 $39 total
31 2/12 $24 total
32 2/12 $24 total
33 2/12 $24 total
34 2/11 $22 total
35 2/11 $22 total
36 2/11 $22 total
37 2/10 $20 total
38 2/10 $20 total
39 2/10 $20 total
40 2/9 $18 total
41 2/9 $18 total
42 2/9 $18 total
43 2/8 $16 total
44 2/8 $16 total
45 2/8 $16 total
46 2/7 $14 total
47 2/7 $14 total
48 2/7 $14 total
49 2/6 $12 total
50 2/6 $12 total
51 2/5 $10 total
52 2/5 $10 total
53 2/4 $8 total
54 2/4 $8 total
55 2/3 $6 total
56 2/3 $6 total
57 2/2 $4 total
58 2/2 $4 total
59 2/1 $2 total
60 2/1 $2 total
#1 pick is $67 a year for 3 years ($201 total value of contract before deciding on the fourth year option).
but the cap hit is $67?
bishnykfan wrote:El Poochio wrote:bishnykfan wrote:
It is the exact salary that draft picks get IRL proportionally adjusted to our salary cap.
Do they get paid 10 million second year of their contracts since you are drafting them to keep them for years?
NBA salary cap 2018- $101,869,000
#5 pick in the draft rookie contract IRL 2018- $3,841,000
This is approximately 3.77% of the IRL cap.
BaF salary cap $1010
3.77% of $1010 = $39
Trae Young (#5 pick in draft) salary- $39/year (rounded up)
That is how salary draft spots were figured out. The salaries that you are paying are exactly what they IRL NBA teams are paying their draft picks proportional to our salary cap.
bishnykfan wrote:bringbackhoffa wrote:King of Canada wrote:
I don’t get the opposition. If you prefer free agency then go that way. For Trae if you’re unsure wait until the end of this year to see how he does and then drop a one or two year extension on him. It seems like a can’t miss for him. Guys that take longer to develop may not get extended IRL too, and real teams make that call.
Also - players that may need more developing can be taken later and will make far less. I drafted Okogie with a 2nd rounder last year, and he’s getting extended which will be $17. Later picks have time to develop due to lower cost.
And that's why I dont agree with this model. Some studs are gonna be taking major discounts having to resign at $17 as opposed to $100+
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That is the idea behind rewarding a team that drafts well and manages their cap well. Give them a chance to keep their player, see their investment pay off. As it is now, teams have no ability to keep that player that blows up without destroying their salary cap. IRL, a team can simply go over the cap to resign him.
bringbackhoffa wrote:King of Canada wrote:El Poochio wrote:You want the dude give Bagley 100+ a year before he even sees how NBA Bagley would be reflected in sim
This would be acceptable if ratings were updated through year according to real life, at least make it possible after second year so his first year in NBA would be in sim
Still dont see why anyone would waste high pick allocate salary to undeveloped needing time youth though since you wont be able to extend
I don’t get the opposition. If you prefer free agency then go that way. For Trae if you’re unsure wait until the end of this year to see how he does and then drop a one or two year extension on him. It seems like a can’t miss for him. Guys that take longer to develop may not get extended IRL too, and real teams make that call.
Also - players that may need more developing can be taken later and will make far less. I drafted Okogie with a 2nd rounder last year, and he’s getting extended which will be $17. Later picks have time to develop due to lower cost.
And that's why I dont agree with this model. Some studs are gonna be taking major discounts having to resign at $17 as opposed to $100+
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