Two questions:
1.) Can you do a sign and trade for a sign a trade?
As in, say team A signs and trade Lebron James to team B who signs and trades Kevin Durant to team A.
2.) Can you combine sign and trades?
As in team A agrees to sign and trade Lebron James and Kyrie Irving to team B.
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Tfence92 wrote:Two questions:
1.) Can you do a sign and trade for a sign a trade?
As in, say team A signs and trade Lebron James to team B who signs and trades Kevin Durant to team A.
2.) Can you combine sign and trades?
As in team A agrees to sign and trade Lebron James and Kyrie Irving to team B.
1. Yes. As long as all other rules related to a S&T are met.
2. Yes. Again, as long as all other related to a S&T are met.
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Awesome, thank you.
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Happens reasonably regularly on a small scale (e.g. sign-and-trades salary filler are included on both sides in bigger deals). A bigger example was Detroit sign and trading Grant Hill to Orlando for Chucky Atkins and a signed-and-traded Ben Wallace.
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Going further: is a team allowed to sign&trade a RFA in a 3-way deal?
Ex.
Team A: sign RFA and trade to team C
Team B: sends player B to team A
Team C: sends player C to team B.
Thanks!
Ex.
Team A: sign RFA and trade to team C
Team B: sends player B to team A
Team C: sends player C to team B.
Thanks!
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kriss73 wrote:Going further: is a team allowed to sign&trade a RFA in a 3-way deal?
Ex.
Team A: sign RFA and trade to team C
Team B: sends player B to team A
Team C: sends player C to team A.
Thanks!
Yes. As long as you meet all the other S&T rules and rules for multiple team trades, you can S&T a player in a multi-team deal.
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Smitty731 wrote:kriss73 wrote:Going further: is a team allowed to sign&trade a RFA in a 3-way deal?
Ex.
Team A: sign RFA and trade to team C
Team B: sends player B to team A
Team C: sends player C to team A.
Thanks!
Yes. As long as you meet all the other S&T rules and rules for multiple team trades, you can S&T a player in a multi-team deal.
THX!
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Restricted free agent status has no complication for a SNT. There is no offer sheet signed by the RFA when it's a SNT, and the contract is one signed by the RFA with the old team.
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Side question to this discussion:
If a player is subject to a S&T deal, must the player be the only one traded by his team? In short, is this the same rule about not being able to aggregate a player in a trade they just acquired in the previous two months?
Back to the discussion:
Aren't players in a S&T deal subject to what used to be the BYC issue? In the case of very large salary increases, it would be 50% of the new salary is considered as part of a trade for the team sending out the S&T player. Seems like two teams swapping S&T players could run into this issue unless both teams had sufficient cap space for each player.
If a player is subject to a S&T deal, must the player be the only one traded by his team? In short, is this the same rule about not being able to aggregate a player in a trade they just acquired in the previous two months?
Back to the discussion:
Aren't players in a S&T deal subject to what used to be the BYC issue? In the case of very large salary increases, it would be 50% of the new salary is considered as part of a trade for the team sending out the S&T player. Seems like two teams swapping S&T players could run into this issue unless both teams had sufficient cap space for each player.
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"If a player is subject to a S&T deal, must the player be the only one traded by his team?"
Nope. He is just like any other player in the trade.
"Aren't players in a S&T deal subject to what used to be the BYC issue?"
They might be, yes. Depends on the size of the raise, of course.
Nope. He is just like any other player in the trade.
"Aren't players in a S&T deal subject to what used to be the BYC issue?"
They might be, yes. Depends on the size of the raise, of course.
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DBoys wrote:"If a player is subject to a S&T deal, must the player be the only one traded by his team?"
Nope. He is just like any other player in the trade.
"Aren't players in a S&T deal subject to what used to be the BYC issue?"
They might be, yes. Depends on the size of the raise, of course.
Outstanding. Thanks for the information.