bwgood77 wrote:Ghost of Kleine wrote:bwgood77 wrote:
LOL
yes, funny... But it didn't specify the tax line on the website. And also hard to tell how far above the cap line we'd be after resigning Oubre, If he gets a substantial offer too. I wasn't assuming it was the luxury tax by the way man. Just was unclear that there isn't a tax aside from the luxury tax once you go above the cap line before the luxury tax line either. If that makes sense......
I posted something a couple times that says you get one MLE....one if you have cap
room at start of FA, thus the
room exception, and one if you don't....and that # depends on if you are under or over the tax (non tax MLE or tax MLE).
That is all good man honestly. I remember you mentioning the room exception I think not too long ago. Again, I just wasn't clear on if there was an initial tax bracket right after the cap line, apart from the luxury tax. Like say if the cap is set at 109 million and a team exceeds it to any number past that amount but not fully to the amount of the 132 million luxury tax line.
So I remembered that you said teams under the cap would qualify for that. But in a scenario wherein we exceed the 109 million cap line, I wasn't clear on whether or not we were considered tax payers at that point, but with not being fully at or past 132 million luxury tax line, if we were still considered a tax paying team above the 109 mark but not at or past the 132 luxury tax line. If that makes sense. So is there only the luxury tax then once you cross the projected 109 cap limit?