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Slacktard wrote:I don't understand how that helps the Heat salary wise because aren't they trying to dump Beasley to a team with cap-room for NOTHING in return?
Kapono makes $1.7m MORE than Beasley, while the trade could happen since the Heat are the under cap, it would make Lebron/Wade/Bosh have to take even smaller salaries to off-set the difference.
51X3RF4N wrote:Sam Hinkie doesn't participate in the draft. The draft gets Sam Hinkie'd.
HartfordWhalers wrote:Slacktard wrote:I don't understand how that helps the Heat salary wise because aren't they trying to dump Beasley to a team with cap-room for NOTHING in return?
Kapono makes $1.7m MORE than Beasley, while the trade could happen since the Heat are the under cap, it would make Lebron/Wade/Bosh have to take even smaller salaries to off-set the difference.
The trade works after all the free agents sign. Sure, all of them still need to sign for .9 million less a year (I thought it was more like 1.5 before). But Miami has that super valuable Chris Quinn trade exception, so they can use tht and the 125% +100,000 and do Beasely for Kapono straight up after W-B-L all sign. And if Toronto S&T Bosh for a ginormous TPE, that would free up a little more money still as Bosh could start lower and make the same amount.
youngcrev wrote:HartfordWhalers wrote:Slacktard wrote:I don't understand how that helps the Heat salary wise because aren't they trying to dump Beasley to a team with cap-room for NOTHING in return?
Kapono makes $1.7m MORE than Beasley, while the trade could happen since the Heat are the under cap, it would make Lebron/Wade/Bosh have to take even smaller salaries to off-set the difference.
The trade works after all the free agents sign. Sure, all of them still need to sign for .9 million less a year (I thought it was more like 1.5 before). But Miami has that super valuable Chris Quinn trade exception, so they can use tht and the 125% +100,000 and do Beasely for Kapono straight up after W-B-L all sign. And if Toronto S&T Bosh for a ginormous TPE, that would free up a little more money still as Bosh could start lower and make the same amount.
Trade exceptions can't be combined with other players in a trade, and they have to waive that anyway, as it counts against the cap.
dbodner wrote:youngcrev wrote:
Trade exceptions can't be combined with other players in a trade, and they have to waive that anyway, as it counts against the cap.
I don't believe trade exceptions count against the cap, just the MLE/Bi-Annual/etc. i'll double check, you could be right.
The Disabled Player, Bi-Annual, Mid-Level and Traded Player exceptions may be lost entirely, or the team may never receive them to begin with. This happens when their team salary is so low that when the exceptions are added to the team salary, the sum is still below the salary cap. If the team salary is below this level when the exception arises, then the team doesn't get the exception. If the team salary ever drops below this level during the year, then any exceptions they had are lost.
There is logic behind this. The whole idea behind an "exception" is that it is an exception to the rule which says a team has to be below the salary cap. In other words, an exception is a mechanism which allows a team to function above the cap. If a team isn't over the cap, then the concept of an exception is moot. Therefore, if a team's team salary ever drops this far, its exceptions go away. The effect is that a team may have either exceptions or cap room, but they can't have both.
HartfordWhalers wrote:9/17/10, today for what is wrong with Iggy I will go with he rarely gets fouled while making a 3 pointer, thus leaving the Sixers with a serious deficiency in 4 point plays.
