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Re: Trades and Transactions thread cont - post Mikal trade 

Post#1201 » by DOT » Wed Jul 3, 2024 6:46 pm

WargamesX wrote:
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mpharris36 wrote:
Utah desperately needs to keep hits lightly protected pick from conveying to OKC or they lose it. So that is something to monitor...they can't be a 40 win team again or they probably lose that pick.

You know Utah is salivating of Cooper Flagg in Utah :lol:


White guy with the whitest possible name

Don't ask me how but I think he is going to be one of the favorite basketball players of people who don't watch basketball….

They don't watch because they'd have to spend the whole time standing for the Flagg.
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Re: Trades and Transactions thread cont - post Mikal trade 

Post#1202 » by WargamesX » Wed Jul 3, 2024 6:51 pm

TrueWarrior wrote:Realistically, what is Deuce worth?

Seems like a pick would be what Ainge wants more than Deuce himself.

As mpharris says, the Jazz want to tank this year as they lose their pick if its not in the top 10, and the draft is going to be great supposedly so they want to tank regardless. Not that Deuce would lead them to the playoffs, and he’s on a great contract, but who knows what Ainge is thinking.

Flip Deuce for a top 10/lotto protected 1st, then send that and other spare parts for Kessler?

Honestly though, the Jazz would probably pump Deuce’s value more there if he plays a lot, and they could flip him themselves later if needed. If they like him that would be the better play.

I just have a very hard time seeing Ainge trade a young starting level center who finished 2nd in ROY, was on Team USA, and has elite defensive abilities already for a solid undersized SG who just started playing the 2nd half of his 3rd season only after half the team got hurt and traded.


We could probably convert Deuce into a 1st rounder.

I don’t think Kessler is worth more than that. He’s not a starting center, there isn’t a team in the league right now that needs him to be a starting center. The draft a few weeks ago was full of centers.

He’s a bad summer league from being worth less than a first.
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Re: Trades and Transactions thread cont - post Mikal trade 

Post#1203 » by B8RcDeMktfxC » Wed Jul 3, 2024 6:55 pm

stuporman wrote:
WargamesX wrote:
stuporman wrote:
Do they lose the 'go over the cap' bird rights for Precious if they don't extend qualifying offer or is that they just lose the right to match another team's offer meaning he's UFA instead of RFA? I think the hard cap takes away the bird right exception if they didn't extend QO but not sure.


No it doesn’t take the bird rights away but he is a UFA. Honestly by the time you reach the 1st apron the best asset you have is bird rights. I think they would have matched IHart if they had his full bird rights, because that’s the only way you can keep what you got.


I'm still thinking that extending a QO holds more significance in the new salary rules with being hard capped but I just am not sure. It seems that they are impementing some crazy strict stuff to reign in the big money franchises and this seems like it would fit into their plan to do that. I'd need a citation link to confirm it not just forum discussion, no offense.

I have no idea why you guys are making such heavy weather of this. It's incredibly simple :

"(1) “Apron Team Salary” means, for a Team for a Salary Cap Year, the Team’s Team Salary:
(i) plus all Performance Bonuses excluded from a player’s Salary under Section 3(d) below;
(ii) plus the Salary attributable to a Contract signed by a Free Agent with zero (0) Years of Service or one (1) Year of Service provided for in Section 2(d)(1)(i)(F) above;
(iii) plus any amount that could be added to the Team’s Team Salary for such Salary Cap Year pursuant to Section 4(a)(1)(iii) below;
(iv) minus any Free Agent Amounts as described in Section 4(a)(2) below;
(v) plus, with respect to any Restricted Free Agent, the greater of (A) the Salary plus Unlikely Bonuses called for in any Article VII outstanding Qualifying Offer (or any outstanding Maximum Qualifying Offer, if applicable) tendered to the player, or (B) the Salary plus Unlikely Bonuses called for in any First Refusal Exercise Notice (as defined in Article XI, Section 5(g)) issued with respect to such player;
(vi) minus any amounts with respect to unsigned First Round Picks described in Section 4(a)(4) below;
(vii) plus the amount of any outstanding Required Tender to a First Round Pick;
(viii) minus the amount of any Salary Cap Exception that is deemed included in Team Salary pursuant to Sections 4(a)(7) and 6(n)(2) below;
(ix) plus any amount excluded from its Team Salary pursuant to Section 4(l) below; and
(x) minus the amount of any incomplete roster cap hold amount added to the Team’s Salary pursuant to Section 4(f) below."

As can be seen one should read with Sections 4(a),(d),(e) and (f) in mind.

"4(a) Computation. For purposes of computing Team Salary under this Agreement, all of the following amounts shall be included:
(1) Subject to the rules set forth in this Article VII, the aggregate Salaries of all active players (and former players to the extent provided by the terms of this Agreement) attributable to a particular Salary Cap Year, including, without limitation:
(i) Salaries paid or to be paid to players whose Player Contracts have been terminated pursuant to the NBA’s waiver procedure (without regard to any revised payment schedule that might be provided for in the terminated Player Contracts), except that, with respect to any Player Contract that has been terminated pursuant to the NBA’s waiver procedure, if the waiving Team elects in writing to have the player’s Salary stretched for Team Salary purposes in accordance with applicable CBA stretch rules, then the
amount to be included in Team Salary for a Salary Cap Year in respect of the terminated Player Contract shall equal the
amount allocated to such Salary Cap Year in accordance with such rules.
(ii) <retired players>
(iii) <Greivenances>
(iv) Salaries anticipated to be included in Team Salary based upon any agreement disclosed to the NBA pursuant to Article II, Section 13(a)(i) (including, without limitation, any executed Player Contract whose validity is conditional on the passage of a physical examination by the player or on the assignment of the Contract), except to the extent that any such Salary is less than a player’s Free Agent Amount (as defined in Section 4(d) below).
(2)(i) With respect to each Veteran Free Agent who last played for a Team who is an Unrestricted Free Agent, the Free Agent
Amount (as defined in Section 4(d) below) attributable to such Veteran Free Agent.
(ii) With respect to each Veteran Free Agent who last played for a Team who is a Restricted Free Agent, the greater of (A) the Free Agent Amount (as defined in Section 4(d) below) attributable to such Veteran Free Agent, (B) the Salary called for in any outstanding Qualifying Offer (other than a Two-Way Qualifying Offer, as defined in Article XI, Section 1(e)(iii)(B) below) tendered to such Veteran Free Agent (or, if the Restricted Free Agent was also tendered a Maximum Qualifying Offer pursuant to Article XI, Section 4(a)(ii), the Salary called for in such outstanding Maximum Qualifying Offer), or (C) the Salary called for in any First Refusal Exercise Notice (as defined in Article XI, Section 5(g)) issued with respect to such Veteran Free Agent.
(3) The aggregate Salaries called for under all outstanding Offer Sheets (as defined in Article XI, Section 5(b)).
(4) An amount with respect to a Team’s unsigned First Round Pick, if any, as determined in accordance with Section 4(e) below.
(5) An amount with respect to the number of players fewer than twelve (12) included in a Team’s Team Salary, as determined in
accordance with Section 4(f) below.
(6) Value or consideration received by retired players that is determined to be includable in Team Salary in accordance with Article XIII, Section 5.
(7) The amount of any Salary Cap Exception that is deemed included in Team Salary in accordance with Section 6(n)(2) below.
(8) An amount, if any, included in Team Salary in accordance with the Minimum Team Salary rules set forth in Section 2(c)(3) above."

"4(d) Free Agents. Subject to Section 4(a)(2)(ii) above, until a Team’s Veteran Free Agent re-signs with his Team, signs with another NBA Team, or is renounced, he will be included in his Prior Team’s Team Salary at one of the following amounts (“Free Agent Amounts”):
(1) (i)A Qualifying Veteran Free Agent, other than a Qualifying Veteran Free Agent described in Section 4(d)(1)(ii) below, will be included at one hundred fifty percent (150%) of his prior Salary if it was equal to or greater than the Estimated Average Player Salary for the prior Salary Cap Year, and one hundred ninety percent (190%) of his prior Salary if it was less than the Estimated Average Player Salary for the prior Salary Cap Year.
(ii) A Qualifying Veteran Free Agent following the second Option Year of his Rookie Scale Contract will be included at two hundred fifty percent (250%) of the player’s prior Salary if it was equal to or greater than the Estimated Average Player Salary for the prior Salary Cap Year, and three hundred percent (300%) of his prior Salary if it was less than the Estimated Average Player Salary for the prior Salary Cap Year.
(2) An Early Qualifying Veteran Free Agent will be included at one hundred thirty percent (130%) of his prior Salary; provided,
however, that the player’s Prior Team may, by written notice to the NBA, renounce its rights to sign the player pursuant to the Early
Qualifying Veteran Free Agent Exception, in which case the player will be deemed a Non-Qualifying Veteran Free Agent for purposes
of this Section 4(d) and Sections 6(b) and 6(j)(5) below.
(3) A Non-Qualifying Veteran Free Agent will be included at one hundred twenty percent (120%) of his prior Salary.
(4) Notwithstanding Sections 4(d)(1)-(3) above, if the player’s prior Salary was equal to or less than the Minimum Player Salary applicable to such player, he will be included at the portion of the then-current Minimum Annual Salary applicable to such player that would not be reimbursed out of the League-wide benefits fund described in Article IV, Section 6(h).
(5) Notwithstanding Sections 4(d)(1)-(3) above, at no time shall a player’s Free Agent Amount exceed the Maximum Player Salary
applicable to such player or be less than the portion of the Minimum Annual Salary applicable to such player that would not be
reimbursed out of the League-wide benefits fund described in Article IV, Section 6(h).
(6) Notwithstanding Sections 4(d)(1)-(3) above, at no time shall a Free Agent Amount for a Veteran Free Agent following the second
or third Season of his Rookie Scale Contract exceed the maximum amount the Team may pay the player pursuant to Section 6(n)(3)
below.
(7) Notwithstanding Sections 4(d)(1)-(5) above, if a Two-Way Player completes a Two-Way Contract, the player’s Free Agent
Amount will be the Minimum Annual Salary applicable to a player completing a Standard NBA Contract for the zero (0) Years of
Service Minimum Annual Salary.
(8) For purposes of this Section 4(d) only, a player’s “prior Salary” means his Regular Salary for the prior Season plus any signing bonus allocation and the amount of any Incentive Compensation actually earned for such Season under the Player Contract in effect when the player finished the prior Season."

"4(e) First Round Picks.
(1) A First Round Pick, immediately upon selection in the Draft, shall be included in the Team Salary of the Team that holds his draft rights at one hundred twenty percent (120%) of his applicable Rookie Scale Amount (“Rookie Scale Cap Hold Amount”), and,
subject to Sections 4(e)(2) and (3) below, shall continue to be included in the Team Salary of any Team that holds his draft rights
(including any Team to which the player’s draft rights are assigned) until such time as the player signs with such Team or until the Team loses or assigns its exclusive draft rights to the player.
(2) In the event that a First Round Pick signs with a non-NBA team, the player’s applicable Rookie Scale Cap Hold Amount shall
be excluded from the Team Salary of the Team that holds his draft rights beginning on the date he signs such non-NBA contract or the first day of the Regular Season, whichever is later, and shall be included again in his Team’s Team Salary at the applicable Rookie Scale Cap Hold Amount on the following July 1 or the date the player’s contract ends (or the player is released from his non-NBA contractual obligations), whichever is earlier, unless the Team renounces its exclusive rights to the player in accordance with
Article X, Section 4(g). If, after such following July 1, or any subsequent July 1, the player signs another, or remains under,
contract with a non-NBA team, the player’s applicable Rookie Scale Cap Hold Amount will again be excluded from Team Salary
beginning on the date of the contract signing or the first day of the Regular Season commencing after such July 1, whichever is later, and will again be included in Team Salary at the applicable Rookie Scale Cap Hold Amount on the following July 1 or the date the player’s contract ends (or the player is released from his non-NBA contractual obligations), whichever is earlier, unless the Team renounces its exclusive rights to the player in accordance with Article X, Section 4(g).
(3) A Team that holds draft rights to a First Round Pick may elect to have the player’s applicable Rookie Scale Cap Hold Amount
excluded from its Team Salary at any time prior to the first day of any Regular Season by providing the NBA with a written statement that the Team will not sign the player during that Salary Cap Year accompanied by a written statement from the First Round Pick renouncing his right to accept any outstanding Required Tender made to him by the Team. After making such an election,
(i) the Team shall be prohibited from signing the player during that Salary Cap Year, except in accordance with Section 5(c)(4)(ii) below,
(ii) the Team shall continue to possess such rights with respect to the player that the Team possessed pursuant to Article X immediately prior to such election, and
(iii) the player’s applicable Rookie Scale Amount shall be included again in his Team’s Team Salary at the applicable Rookie Scale Cap Hold Amount on the following July 1. When a First Round Pick provides a Team with a written statement renouncing his right to accept that year’s outstanding Required Tender, the Player shall no longer be permitted to accept it.
(4) For purposes of this Section 4(e), in the event that a First Round Pick does not sign a Contract with the Team that holds his
draft rights during the Salary Cap Year immediately following the Draft in which he was selected (or during the same Salary Cap Year in which he was drafted if the Draft occurs on or after July 1), the “applicable Rookie Scale Amount” for such First Round Pick
means, with respect to any subsequent Salary Cap Year, the Rookie Scale Amount that would apply if the player were drafted in the
Draft immediately preceding such Salary Cap Year at the same draft position at which he was actually selected."

"4(f) Incomplete Rosters.
(1) If at any time from July 1 through the day prior to the first day of the Regular Season a Team has fewer than twelve (12) players, determined in accordance with Section 4(f)(2) below, included in its Team Salary, then the Team’s Team Salary shall be increased by an amount calculated as follows:
STEP 1:
Subtract from twelve (12) the number of players included in Team Salary.
STEP 2:
If the result in Step 1 is a positive number, multiply the result in Step 1 by the Minimum Annual Salary applicable to players with zero (0) Years of Service under the Minimum Annual Salary Scale for that Salary Cap Year.
(2) In determining whether a Team has fewer than twelve (12) players included in its Team Salary for purposes of Section 4(f)(1)
above only, the only players who shall be counted are
(i) players under Contract with the Team who are included in Team Salary,
(ii) Free Agents who are included in Team Salary pursuant to Section 4(a)(2) above,
(iii) players to whom Offer Sheets have been given, and
(iv) unsigned First Round Picks who are included in Team Salary pursuant to Section 4(e) above."
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Re: Trades and Transactions thread cont - post Mikal trade 

Post#1204 » by TrueWarrior » Wed Jul 3, 2024 6:58 pm

WargamesX wrote:
TrueWarrior wrote:Realistically, what is Deuce worth?

Seems like a pick would be what Ainge wants more than Deuce himself.

As mpharris says, the Jazz want to tank this year as they lose their pick if its not in the top 10, and the draft is going to be great supposedly so they want to tank regardless. Not that Deuce would lead them to the playoffs, and he’s on a great contract, but who knows what Ainge is thinking.

Flip Deuce for a top 10/lotto protected 1st, then send that and other spare parts for Kessler?

Honestly though, the Jazz would probably pump Deuce’s value more there if he plays a lot, and they could flip him themselves later if needed. If they like him that would be the better play.

I just have a very hard time seeing Ainge trade a young starting level center who finished 2nd in ROY, was on Team USA, and has elite defensive abilities already for a solid undersized SG who just started playing the 2nd half of his 3rd season only after half the team got hurt and traded.


We could probably convert Deuce into a 1st rounder.

I don’t think Kessler is worth more than that. He’s not a starting center, there isn’t a team in the league right now that needs him to be a starting center. The draft a few weeks ago was full of centers.

He’s a bad summer league from being worth less than a first.


You know who our starting center is now. Mr Half Man Half a Season.

Kessler could absolutely start for us, and probably would at least half the time due to either Mitch being injured or just eventually being better than Mitch in general. The stats say he’s already better than Mitch at many things.

Remember, Thibs and our system is a bit different than most other teams. We value what Kessler and Mitch bring way more than the majority of the league and their spread/small ball offenses.

So yeah I could see Deuce being included in the Nets trade if they want him, and us keeping one of our picks to re-route to Utah for Kessler (unless they want Deuce themselves). We’ll have to see what the final trade looks like.
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Re: Trades and Transactions thread cont - post Mikal trade 

Post#1205 » by evevale » Wed Jul 3, 2024 7:02 pm

mpharris36 wrote:Traded with TOR - people never thought it would happen with the law suit going on

Traded with Nets - people never thought it would happen with he cross town rivalry

just need to check off the Ainge box to complete the trifecta of unlikely deals.

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Post#1206 » by sol537 » Wed Jul 3, 2024 7:02 pm

We'll most likely just hang on to Precious and McBride and then explore the trade market before the Feb '25 as teams go into heavy tank/sell mode. If Mitch can stay relatively healthy, then he and Precious probably gives you at least 85% of what the gimpy iHart/Mitch combo gave you last season...
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Post#1207 » by thebuzzardman » Wed Jul 3, 2024 7:03 pm

B8RcDeMktfxC wrote:
stuporman wrote:
WargamesX wrote:
No it doesn’t take the bird rights away but he is a UFA. Honestly by the time you reach the 1st apron the best asset you have is bird rights. I think they would have matched IHart if they had his full bird rights, because that’s the only way you can keep what you got.


I'm still thinking that extending a QO holds more significance in the new salary rules with being hard capped but I just am not sure. It seems that they are impementing some crazy strict stuff to reign in the big money franchises and this seems like it would fit into their plan to do that. I'd need a citation link to confirm it not just forum discussion, no offense.

I have no idea why you guys are making such heavy weather of this. It's incredibly simple :

"(1) “Apron Team Salary” means, for a Team for a Salary Cap Year, the Team’s Team Salary:
(i) plus all Performance Bonuses excluded from a player’s Salary under Section 3(d) below;
(ii) plus the Salary attributable to a Contract signed by a Free Agent with zero (0) Years of Service or one (1) Year of Service provided for in Section 2(d)(1)(i)(F) above;
(iii) plus any amount that could be added to the Team’s Team Salary for such Salary Cap Year pursuant to Section 4(a)(1)(iii) below;
(iv) minus any Free Agent Amounts as described in Section 4(a)(2) below;
(v) plus, with respect to any Restricted Free Agent, the greater of (A) the Salary plus Unlikely Bonuses called for in any Article VII outstanding Qualifying Offer (or any outstanding Maximum Qualifying Offer, if applicable) tendered to the player, or (B) the Salary plus Unlikely Bonuses called for in any First Refusal Exercise Notice (as defined in Article XI, Section 5(g)) issued with respect to such player;
(vi) minus any amounts with respect to unsigned First Round Picks described in Section 4(a)(4) below;
(vii) plus the amount of any outstanding Required Tender to a First Round Pick;
(viii) minus the amount of any Salary Cap Exception that is deemed included in Team Salary pursuant to Sections 4(a)(7) and 6(n)(2) below;
(ix) plus any amount excluded from its Team Salary pursuant to Section 4(l) below; and
(x) minus the amount of any incomplete roster cap hold amount added to the Team’s Salary pursuant to Section 4(f) below."

As can be seen one should read with Sections 4(a),(d),(e) and (f) in mind.

"4(a) Computation. For purposes of computing Team Salary under this Agreement, all of the following amounts shall be included:
(1) Subject to the rules set forth in this Article VII, the aggregate Salaries of all active players (and former players to the extent provided by the terms of this Agreement) attributable to a particular Salary Cap Year, including, without limitation:
(i) Salaries paid or to be paid to players whose Player Contracts have been terminated pursuant to the NBA’s waiver procedure (without regard to any revised payment schedule that might be provided for in the terminated Player Contracts), except that, with respect to any Player Contract that has been terminated pursuant to the NBA’s waiver procedure, if the waiving Team elects in writing to have the player’s Salary stretched for Team Salary purposes in accordance with applicable CBA stretch rules, then the
amount to be included in Team Salary for a Salary Cap Year in respect of the terminated Player Contract shall equal the
amount allocated to such Salary Cap Year in accordance with such rules.
(ii) <retired players>
(iii) <Greivenances>
(iv) Salaries anticipated to be included in Team Salary based upon any agreement disclosed to the NBA pursuant to Article II, Section 13(a)(i) (including, without limitation, any executed Player Contract whose validity is conditional on the passage of a physical examination by the player or on the assignment of the Contract), except to the extent that any such Salary is less than a player’s Free Agent Amount (as defined in Section 4(d) below).
(2)(i) With respect to each Veteran Free Agent who last played for a Team who is an Unrestricted Free Agent, the Free Agent
Amount (as defined in Section 4(d) below) attributable to such Veteran Free Agent.
(ii) With respect to each Veteran Free Agent who last played for a Team who is a Restricted Free Agent, the greater of (A) the Free Agent Amount (as defined in Section 4(d) below) attributable to such Veteran Free Agent, (B) the Salary called for in any outstanding Qualifying Offer (other than a Two-Way Qualifying Offer, as defined in Article XI, Section 1(e)(iii)(B) below) tendered to such Veteran Free Agent (or, if the Restricted Free Agent was also tendered a Maximum Qualifying Offer pursuant to Article XI, Section 4(a)(ii), the Salary called for in such outstanding Maximum Qualifying Offer), or (C) the Salary called for in any First Refusal Exercise Notice (as defined in Article XI, Section 5(g)) issued with respect to such Veteran Free Agent.
(3) The aggregate Salaries called for under all outstanding Offer Sheets (as defined in Article XI, Section 5(b)).
(4) An amount with respect to a Team’s unsigned First Round Pick, if any, as determined in accordance with Section 4(e) below.
(5) An amount with respect to the number of players fewer than twelve (12) included in a Team’s Team Salary, as determined in
accordance with Section 4(f) below.
(6) Value or consideration received by retired players that is determined to be includable in Team Salary in accordance with Article XIII, Section 5.
(7) The amount of any Salary Cap Exception that is deemed included in Team Salary in accordance with Section 6(n)(2) below.
(8) An amount, if any, included in Team Salary in accordance with the Minimum Team Salary rules set forth in Section 2(c)(3) above."

"4(d) Free Agents. Subject to Section 4(a)(2)(ii) above, until a Team’s Veteran Free Agent re-signs with his Team, signs with another NBA Team, or is renounced, he will be included in his Prior Team’s Team Salary at one of the following amounts (“Free Agent Amounts”):
(1) (i)A Qualifying Veteran Free Agent, other than a Qualifying Veteran Free Agent described in Section 4(d)(1)(ii) below, will be included at one hundred fifty percent (150%) of his prior Salary if it was equal to or greater than the Estimated Average Player Salary for the prior Salary Cap Year, and one hundred ninety percent (190%) of his prior Salary if it was less than the Estimated Average Player Salary for the prior Salary Cap Year.
(ii) A Qualifying Veteran Free Agent following the second Option Year of his Rookie Scale Contract will be included at two hundred fifty percent (250%) of the player’s prior Salary if it was equal to or greater than the Estimated Average Player Salary for the prior Salary Cap Year, and three hundred percent (300%) of his prior Salary if it was less than the Estimated Average Player Salary for the prior Salary Cap Year.
(2) An Early Qualifying Veteran Free Agent will be included at one hundred thirty percent (130%) of his prior Salary; provided,
however, that the player’s Prior Team may, by written notice to the NBA, renounce its rights to sign the player pursuant to the Early
Qualifying Veteran Free Agent Exception, in which case the player will be deemed a Non-Qualifying Veteran Free Agent for purposes
of this Section 4(d) and Sections 6(b) and 6(j)(5) below.
(3) A Non-Qualifying Veteran Free Agent will be included at one hundred twenty percent (120%) of his prior Salary.
(4) Notwithstanding Sections 4(d)(1)-(3) above, if the player’s prior Salary was equal to or less than the Minimum Player Salary applicable to such player, he will be included at the portion of the then-current Minimum Annual Salary applicable to such player that would not be reimbursed out of the League-wide benefits fund described in Article IV, Section 6(h).
(5) Notwithstanding Sections 4(d)(1)-(3) above, at no time shall a player’s Free Agent Amount exceed the Maximum Player Salary
applicable to such player or be less than the portion of the Minimum Annual Salary applicable to such player that would not be
reimbursed out of the League-wide benefits fund described in Article IV, Section 6(h).
(6) Notwithstanding Sections 4(d)(1)-(3) above, at no time shall a Free Agent Amount for a Veteran Free Agent following the second
or third Season of his Rookie Scale Contract exceed the maximum amount the Team may pay the player pursuant to Section 6(n)(3)
below.
(7) Notwithstanding Sections 4(d)(1)-(5) above, if a Two-Way Player completes a Two-Way Contract, the player’s Free Agent
Amount will be the Minimum Annual Salary applicable to a player completing a Standard NBA Contract for the zero (0) Years of
Service Minimum Annual Salary.
(8) For purposes of this Section 4(d) only, a player’s “prior Salary” means his Regular Salary for the prior Season plus any signing bonus allocation and the amount of any Incentive Compensation actually earned for such Season under the Player Contract in effect when the player finished the prior Season."

"4(e) First Round Picks.
(1) A First Round Pick, immediately upon selection in the Draft, shall be included in the Team Salary of the Team that holds his draft rights at one hundred twenty percent (120%) of his applicable Rookie Scale Amount (“Rookie Scale Cap Hold Amount”), and,
subject to Sections 4(e)(2) and (3) below, shall continue to be included in the Team Salary of any Team that holds his draft rights
(including any Team to which the player’s draft rights are assigned) until such time as the player signs with such Team or until the Team loses or assigns its exclusive draft rights to the player.
(2) In the event that a First Round Pick signs with a non-NBA team, the player’s applicable Rookie Scale Cap Hold Amount shall
be excluded from the Team Salary of the Team that holds his draft rights beginning on the date he signs such non-NBA contract or the first day of the Regular Season, whichever is later, and shall be included again in his Team’s Team Salary at the applicable Rookie Scale Cap Hold Amount on the following July 1 or the date the player’s contract ends (or the player is released from his non-NBA contractual obligations), whichever is earlier, unless the Team renounces its exclusive rights to the player in accordance with
Article X, Section 4(g). If, after such following July 1, or any subsequent July 1, the player signs another, or remains under,
contract with a non-NBA team, the player’s applicable Rookie Scale Cap Hold Amount will again be excluded from Team Salary
beginning on the date of the contract signing or the first day of the Regular Season commencing after such July 1, whichever is later, and will again be included in Team Salary at the applicable Rookie Scale Cap Hold Amount on the following July 1 or the date the player’s contract ends (or the player is released from his non-NBA contractual obligations), whichever is earlier, unless the Team renounces its exclusive rights to the player in accordance with Article X, Section 4(g).
(3) A Team that holds draft rights to a First Round Pick may elect to have the player’s applicable Rookie Scale Cap Hold Amount
excluded from its Team Salary at any time prior to the first day of any Regular Season by providing the NBA with a written statement that the Team will not sign the player during that Salary Cap Year accompanied by a written statement from the First Round Pick renouncing his right to accept any outstanding Required Tender made to him by the Team. After making such an election,
(i) the Team shall be prohibited from signing the player during that Salary Cap Year, except in accordance with Section 5(c)(4)(ii) below,
(ii) the Team shall continue to possess such rights with respect to the player that the Team possessed pursuant to Article X immediately prior to such election, and
(iii) the player’s applicable Rookie Scale Amount shall be included again in his Team’s Team Salary at the applicable Rookie Scale Cap Hold Amount on the following July 1. When a First Round Pick provides a Team with a written statement renouncing his right to accept that year’s outstanding Required Tender, the Player shall no longer be permitted to accept it.
(4) For purposes of this Section 4(e), in the event that a First Round Pick does not sign a Contract with the Team that holds his
draft rights during the Salary Cap Year immediately following the Draft in which he was selected (or during the same Salary Cap Year in which he was drafted if the Draft occurs on or after July 1), the “applicable Rookie Scale Amount” for such First Round Pick
means, with respect to any subsequent Salary Cap Year, the Rookie Scale Amount that would apply if the player were drafted in the
Draft immediately preceding such Salary Cap Year at the same draft position at which he was actually selected."

"4(f) Incomplete Rosters.
(1) If at any time from July 1 through the day prior to the first day of the Regular Season a Team has fewer than twelve (12) players, determined in accordance with Section 4(f)(2) below, included in its Team Salary, then the Team’s Team Salary shall be increased by an amount calculated as follows:
STEP 1:
Subtract from twelve (12) the number of players included in Team Salary.
STEP 2:
If the result in Step 1 is a positive number, multiply the result in Step 1 by the Minimum Annual Salary applicable to players with zero (0) Years of Service under the Minimum Annual Salary Scale for that Salary Cap Year.
(2) In determining whether a Team has fewer than twelve (12) players included in its Team Salary for purposes of Section 4(f)(1)
above only, the only players who shall be counted are
(i) players under Contract with the Team who are included in Team Salary,
(ii) Free Agents who are included in Team Salary pursuant to Section 4(a)(2) above,
(iii) players to whom Offer Sheets have been given, and
(iv) unsigned First Round Picks who are included in Team Salary pursuant to Section 4(e) above."


LMAO!

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Post#1208 » by BKlutch » Wed Jul 3, 2024 7:29 pm

B8RcDeMktfxC wrote:
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WargamesX wrote:
No it doesn’t take the bird rights away but he is a UFA. Honestly by the time you reach the 1st apron the best asset you have is bird rights. I think they would have matched IHart if they had his full bird rights, because that’s the only way you can keep what you got.


I'm still thinking that extending a QO holds more significance in the new salary rules with being hard capped but I just am not sure. It seems that they are impementing some crazy strict stuff to reign in the big money franchises and this seems like it would fit into their plan to do that. I'd need a citation link to confirm it not just forum discussion, no offense.

I have no idea why you guys are making such heavy weather of this. It's incredibly simple :

"(1) “Apron Team Salary” means, for a Team for a Salary Cap Year, the Team’s Team Salary:
(i) plus all Performance Bonuses excluded from a player’s Salary under Section 3(d) below;
(ii) plus the Salary attributable to a Contract signed by a Free Agent with zero (0) Years of Service or one (1) Year of Service provided for in Section 2(d)(1)(i)(F) above;
(iii) plus any amount that could be added to the Team’s Team Salary for such Salary Cap Year pursuant to Section 4(a)(1)(iii) below;
(iv) minus any Free Agent Amounts as described in Section 4(a)(2) below;
(v) plus, with respect to any Restricted Free Agent, the greater of (A) the Salary plus Unlikely Bonuses called for in any Article VII outstanding Qualifying Offer (or any outstanding Maximum Qualifying Offer, if applicable) tendered to the player, or (B) the Salary plus Unlikely Bonuses called for in any First Refusal Exercise Notice (as defined in Article XI, Section 5(g)) issued with respect to such player;
(vi) minus any amounts with respect to unsigned First Round Picks described in Section 4(a)(4) below;
(vii) plus the amount of any outstanding Required Tender to a First Round Pick;
(viii) minus the amount of any Salary Cap Exception that is deemed included in Team Salary pursuant to Sections 4(a)(7) and 6(n)(2) below;
(ix) plus any amount excluded from its Team Salary pursuant to Section 4(l) below; and
(x) minus the amount of any incomplete roster cap hold amount added to the Team’s Salary pursuant to Section 4(f) below."

As can be seen one should read with Sections 4(a),(d),(e) and (f) in mind.

"4(a) Computation. For purposes of computing Team Salary under this Agreement, all of the following amounts shall be included:
(1) Subject to the rules set forth in this Article VII, the aggregate Salaries of all active players (and former players to the extent provided by the terms of this Agreement) attributable to a particular Salary Cap Year, including, without limitation:
(i) Salaries paid or to be paid to players whose Player Contracts have been terminated pursuant to the NBA’s waiver procedure (without regard to any revised payment schedule that might be provided for in the terminated Player Contracts), except that, with respect to any Player Contract that has been terminated pursuant to the NBA’s waiver procedure, if the waiving Team elects in writing to have the player’s Salary stretched for Team Salary purposes in accordance with applicable CBA stretch rules, then the
amount to be included in Team Salary for a Salary Cap Year in respect of the terminated Player Contract shall equal the
amount allocated to such Salary Cap Year in accordance with such rules.
(ii) <retired players>
(iii) <Greivenances>
(iv) Salaries anticipated to be included in Team Salary based upon any agreement disclosed to the NBA pursuant to Article II, Section 13(a)(i) (including, without limitation, any executed Player Contract whose validity is conditional on the passage of a physical examination by the player or on the assignment of the Contract), except to the extent that any such Salary is less than a player’s Free Agent Amount (as defined in Section 4(d) below).
(2)(i) With respect to each Veteran Free Agent who last played for a Team who is an Unrestricted Free Agent, the Free Agent
Amount (as defined in Section 4(d) below) attributable to such Veteran Free Agent.
(ii) With respect to each Veteran Free Agent who last played for a Team who is a Restricted Free Agent, the greater of (A) the Free Agent Amount (as defined in Section 4(d) below) attributable to such Veteran Free Agent, (B) the Salary called for in any outstanding Qualifying Offer (other than a Two-Way Qualifying Offer, as defined in Article XI, Section 1(e)(iii)(B) below) tendered to such Veteran Free Agent (or, if the Restricted Free Agent was also tendered a Maximum Qualifying Offer pursuant to Article XI, Section 4(a)(ii), the Salary called for in such outstanding Maximum Qualifying Offer), or (C) the Salary called for in any First Refusal Exercise Notice (as defined in Article XI, Section 5(g)) issued with respect to such Veteran Free Agent.
(3) The aggregate Salaries called for under all outstanding Offer Sheets (as defined in Article XI, Section 5(b)).
(4) An amount with respect to a Team’s unsigned First Round Pick, if any, as determined in accordance with Section 4(e) below.
(5) An amount with respect to the number of players fewer than twelve (12) included in a Team’s Team Salary, as determined in
accordance with Section 4(f) below.
(6) Value or consideration received by retired players that is determined to be includable in Team Salary in accordance with Article XIII, Section 5.
(7) The amount of any Salary Cap Exception that is deemed included in Team Salary in accordance with Section 6(n)(2) below.
(8) An amount, if any, included in Team Salary in accordance with the Minimum Team Salary rules set forth in Section 2(c)(3) above."

"4(d) Free Agents. Subject to Section 4(a)(2)(ii) above, until a Team’s Veteran Free Agent re-signs with his Team, signs with another NBA Team, or is renounced, he will be included in his Prior Team’s Team Salary at one of the following amounts (“Free Agent Amounts”):
(1) (i)A Qualifying Veteran Free Agent, other than a Qualifying Veteran Free Agent described in Section 4(d)(1)(ii) below, will be included at one hundred fifty percent (150%) of his prior Salary if it was equal to or greater than the Estimated Average Player Salary for the prior Salary Cap Year, and one hundred ninety percent (190%) of his prior Salary if it was less than the Estimated Average Player Salary for the prior Salary Cap Year.
(ii) A Qualifying Veteran Free Agent following the second Option Year of his Rookie Scale Contract will be included at two hundred fifty percent (250%) of the player’s prior Salary if it was equal to or greater than the Estimated Average Player Salary for the prior Salary Cap Year, and three hundred percent (300%) of his prior Salary if it was less than the Estimated Average Player Salary for the prior Salary Cap Year.
(2) An Early Qualifying Veteran Free Agent will be included at one hundred thirty percent (130%) of his prior Salary; provided,
however, that the player’s Prior Team may, by written notice to the NBA, renounce its rights to sign the player pursuant to the Early
Qualifying Veteran Free Agent Exception, in which case the player will be deemed a Non-Qualifying Veteran Free Agent for purposes
of this Section 4(d) and Sections 6(b) and 6(j)(5) below.
(3) A Non-Qualifying Veteran Free Agent will be included at one hundred twenty percent (120%) of his prior Salary.
(4) Notwithstanding Sections 4(d)(1)-(3) above, if the player’s prior Salary was equal to or less than the Minimum Player Salary applicable to such player, he will be included at the portion of the then-current Minimum Annual Salary applicable to such player that would not be reimbursed out of the League-wide benefits fund described in Article IV, Section 6(h).
(5) Notwithstanding Sections 4(d)(1)-(3) above, at no time shall a player’s Free Agent Amount exceed the Maximum Player Salary
applicable to such player or be less than the portion of the Minimum Annual Salary applicable to such player that would not be
reimbursed out of the League-wide benefits fund described in Article IV, Section 6(h).
(6) Notwithstanding Sections 4(d)(1)-(3) above, at no time shall a Free Agent Amount for a Veteran Free Agent following the second
or third Season of his Rookie Scale Contract exceed the maximum amount the Team may pay the player pursuant to Section 6(n)(3)
below.
(7) Notwithstanding Sections 4(d)(1)-(5) above, if a Two-Way Player completes a Two-Way Contract, the player’s Free Agent
Amount will be the Minimum Annual Salary applicable to a player completing a Standard NBA Contract for the zero (0) Years of
Service Minimum Annual Salary.
(8) For purposes of this Section 4(d) only, a player’s “prior Salary” means his Regular Salary for the prior Season plus any signing bonus allocation and the amount of any Incentive Compensation actually earned for such Season under the Player Contract in effect when the player finished the prior Season."

"4(e) First Round Picks.
(1) A First Round Pick, immediately upon selection in the Draft, shall be included in the Team Salary of the Team that holds his draft rights at one hundred twenty percent (120%) of his applicable Rookie Scale Amount (“Rookie Scale Cap Hold Amount”), and,
subject to Sections 4(e)(2) and (3) below, shall continue to be included in the Team Salary of any Team that holds his draft rights
(including any Team to which the player’s draft rights are assigned) until such time as the player signs with such Team or until the Team loses or assigns its exclusive draft rights to the player.
(2) In the event that a First Round Pick signs with a non-NBA team, the player’s applicable Rookie Scale Cap Hold Amount shall
be excluded from the Team Salary of the Team that holds his draft rights beginning on the date he signs such non-NBA contract or the first day of the Regular Season, whichever is later, and shall be included again in his Team’s Team Salary at the applicable Rookie Scale Cap Hold Amount on the following July 1 or the date the player’s contract ends (or the player is released from his non-NBA contractual obligations), whichever is earlier, unless the Team renounces its exclusive rights to the player in accordance with
Article X, Section 4(g). If, after such following July 1, or any subsequent July 1, the player signs another, or remains under,
contract with a non-NBA team, the player’s applicable Rookie Scale Cap Hold Amount will again be excluded from Team Salary
beginning on the date of the contract signing or the first day of the Regular Season commencing after such July 1, whichever is later, and will again be included in Team Salary at the applicable Rookie Scale Cap Hold Amount on the following July 1 or the date the player’s contract ends (or the player is released from his non-NBA contractual obligations), whichever is earlier, unless the Team renounces its exclusive rights to the player in accordance with Article X, Section 4(g).
(3) A Team that holds draft rights to a First Round Pick may elect to have the player’s applicable Rookie Scale Cap Hold Amount
excluded from its Team Salary at any time prior to the first day of any Regular Season by providing the NBA with a written statement that the Team will not sign the player during that Salary Cap Year accompanied by a written statement from the First Round Pick renouncing his right to accept any outstanding Required Tender made to him by the Team. After making such an election,
(i) the Team shall be prohibited from signing the player during that Salary Cap Year, except in accordance with Section 5(c)(4)(ii) below,
(ii) the Team shall continue to possess such rights with respect to the player that the Team possessed pursuant to Article X immediately prior to such election, and
(iii) the player’s applicable Rookie Scale Amount shall be included again in his Team’s Team Salary at the applicable Rookie Scale Cap Hold Amount on the following July 1. When a First Round Pick provides a Team with a written statement renouncing his right to accept that year’s outstanding Required Tender, the Player shall no longer be permitted to accept it.
(4) For purposes of this Section 4(e), in the event that a First Round Pick does not sign a Contract with the Team that holds his
draft rights during the Salary Cap Year immediately following the Draft in which he was selected (or during the same Salary Cap Year in which he was drafted if the Draft occurs on or after July 1), the “applicable Rookie Scale Amount” for such First Round Pick
means, with respect to any subsequent Salary Cap Year, the Rookie Scale Amount that would apply if the player were drafted in the
Draft immediately preceding such Salary Cap Year at the same draft position at which he was actually selected."

"4(f) Incomplete Rosters.
(1) If at any time from July 1 through the day prior to the first day of the Regular Season a Team has fewer than twelve (12) players, determined in accordance with Section 4(f)(2) below, included in its Team Salary, then the Team’s Team Salary shall be increased by an amount calculated as follows:
STEP 1:
Subtract from twelve (12) the number of players included in Team Salary.
STEP 2:
If the result in Step 1 is a positive number, multiply the result in Step 1 by the Minimum Annual Salary applicable to players with zero (0) Years of Service under the Minimum Annual Salary Scale for that Salary Cap Year.
(2) In determining whether a Team has fewer than twelve (12) players included in its Team Salary for purposes of Section 4(f)(1)
above only, the only players who shall be counted are
(i) players under Contract with the Team who are included in Team Salary,
(ii) Free Agents who are included in Team Salary pursuant to Section 4(a)(2) above,
(iii) players to whom Offer Sheets have been given, and
(iv) unsigned First Round Picks who are included in Team Salary pursuant to Section 4(e) above."


Thanks for this, it was pretty easy to understand, but just to make sure, I ran it through FatGPT, a new offering from Open AYi. It summarized this as follows:
No team will be able to sign players they want, reducing their shooting efficiency, especially TS%. The result will be the defection of front office personnel, the defection of fans to the WNBA, reduced revenues, and a falure of any team to win the championship. There will be an MVP for this season as an unexpected winner emerges: Kemba Walker, the first coach MVP. Game threads on RealGM will have an average of 17 posts
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Post#1209 » by B8RcDeMktfxC » Wed Jul 3, 2024 7:34 pm

thebuzzardman wrote:
B8RcDeMktfxC wrote:
stuporman wrote:
I'm still thinking that extending a QO holds more significance in the new salary rules with being hard capped but I just am not sure. It seems that they are impementing some crazy strict stuff to reign in the big money franchises and this seems like it would fit into their plan to do that. I'd need a citation link to confirm it not just forum discussion, no offense.

I have no idea why you guys are making such heavy weather of this. It's incredibly simple :

"(1) “Apron Team Salary” means, for a Team for a Salary Cap Year, the Team’s Team Salary:
(i) plus all Performance Bonuses excluded from a player’s Salary under Section 3(d) below;
(ii) plus the Salary attributable to a Contract signed by a Free Agent with zero (0) Years of Service or one (1) Year of Service provided for in Section 2(d)(1)(i)(F) above;
(iii) plus any amount that could be added to the Team’s Team Salary for such Salary Cap Year pursuant to Section 4(a)(1)(iii) below;
(iv) minus any Free Agent Amounts as described in Section 4(a)(2) below;
(v) plus, with respect to any Restricted Free Agent, the greater of (A) the Salary plus Unlikely Bonuses called for in any Article VII outstanding Qualifying Offer (or any outstanding Maximum Qualifying Offer, if applicable) tendered to the player, or (B) the Salary plus Unlikely Bonuses called for in any First Refusal Exercise Notice (as defined in Article XI, Section 5(g)) issued with respect to such player;
(vi) minus any amounts with respect to unsigned First Round Picks described in Section 4(a)(4) below;
(vii) plus the amount of any outstanding Required Tender to a First Round Pick;
(viii) minus the amount of any Salary Cap Exception that is deemed included in Team Salary pursuant to Sections 4(a)(7) and 6(n)(2) below;
(ix) plus any amount excluded from its Team Salary pursuant to Section 4(l) below; and
(x) minus the amount of any incomplete roster cap hold amount added to the Team’s Salary pursuant to Section 4(f) below."

<cut Section 4 subsections>


LMAO!

Well played

Interesting points from (1) are that to calculate the Apron Team Salary you start with the usual Team Salary (which we know and love for calculating whether a teams is under the salary cap or not) and then add and subtract things. They could have set this out (in my opinion) more clearly by just giving a separate list derived from these additions and subtractions, but .. whatever.

Anyway, aside from needing to add the unlikely incentives, amongst the subtractions are any amount to an unsigned FRP and any incomplete roster charge. (Let's get to the free agents and those under options later).

Whilst in the fullness of time the Knicks either will or will not have a contract with Dadiet, they don't as of this moment, afaik.

So JCohen's table seems not to be a complete reflection of the Knicks Apron Team Salary as of right now (or as of July 1st when he wrote it). That's about $6m more space.

Am I missing something here? (Richard4444? WargamesX?)

(Let's think about free agents etc in another post.)
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Post#1210 » by BKlutch » Wed Jul 3, 2024 7:40 pm

B8RcDeMktfxC wrote:
thebuzzardman wrote:
B8RcDeMktfxC wrote:I have no idea why you guys are making such heavy weather of this. It's incredibly simple :

"(1)
(999)


LMAO!

Well played

Interesting points from (1) are that to calculate the Apron Team Salary you start with the usual Team Salary (which we know and love for calculating whether a teams is under the salary cap or not) and then add and subtract things. They could have set this out (in my opinion) more clearly by just giving a separate list derived from these additions and subtractions, but .. whatever.

Anyway, aside from needing to add the unlikely incentives, amongst the subtractions are any amount to an unsigned FRP and any incomplete roster charge. (Let's get to the free agents and those under options later).

Whilst in the fullness of time the Knicks either will or will not have a contract with Dadiet, they don't as of this moment, afaik.

So JCohen's table seems not to be a complete reflection of the Knicks Apron Team Salary as of right now (or as of July 1st when he wrote it). That about $6m more space.

Am I missing something here. (Richard?)

(Let's think about free agents etc in another post.)

Pac Daddy, our only 1st round pick, will certainly have his salary count against the cap and the aprons UNLESS we pay him no salary.
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Post#1211 » by B8RcDeMktfxC » Wed Jul 3, 2024 7:51 pm

My understanding of this is that Sims's non-guaranteed parts of his contract are part of Team Salary and Apron Team Salary. If the Knicks were to cut him that number would be reduced (depending on whether done before 16 July or 16 August - the dates when the other two tranches become guaranteed). However, right now I believe the Knicks have to count the full 2m.

Diakite. Same thing, except his team option can be declined up to 1st October. So, again, at the moment his $2.27m gets included in both salary computations.

Free agent amounts: these don't count towards the Apron Team Salary - see clause (iv).
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Post#1212 » by BKlutch » Wed Jul 3, 2024 7:52 pm

B8RcDeMktfxC wrote:My understanding of this is that Sims's non-guaranteed parts of his contract are part of Team Salary and Apron Team Salary. If the Knicks were to cut him that number would be reduced (depending on whether done before 16 July or 16 August - the dates when the other two tranches become guaranteed). However, right now I believe the Knicks have to count the full 2m.

Diakite. Same thing, except his team option can be declined up to 1st October. So, again, at the moment his $2.27m gets included in both salary computations.

I can't actually say I remember anything Diakite did for us. I also can't remember anything good Sims did for us.
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Post#1213 » by R-DAWG » Wed Jul 3, 2024 7:54 pm

Context wrote:
Fury wrote:
R-DAWG wrote:
I think Brunson is excellent. I also think Maxey is excellent.

I would be very happy with either of them.

I guess I'm not a Knicks fan if I don't consider Brunson the undisputed greatest player of all time.


No, just better than Tyrese Maxey.

Fury & Buzz, he's trolling...I dont even believe he's a knick fan and I'm being dead series...Brunson was a top 5 MVP candidate.
Maxey is just getting started :lol:


I'm trolling because I don't think there is a material difference between Brunson and Maxey.

The stats are nearly identical. Brunson's team had a better season, but Brunson had a better roster, which lead to the top 5 MVP voting. As players, they are pretty much in the same category. You would probably take Brunson to win a game today but Maxey to build a team around.

But hey, I'm not a Knick fan if I don't say anything other than the Knicks have the best team and the their players are the best.

I think the Knicks have built a great regular season team that will win close to 60 games and has a shot at the number 1 seed. I also don't think the roster has the high end talent to win at the highest levels against other great teams in the conference finals.
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Post#1214 » by sol537 » Wed Jul 3, 2024 7:54 pm

1) Complete Mikal trade; Send Burks out in S&T to a 3rd team
2) Re-sign Precious to a 2-year deal
3) Trade McBride + 2nd rounders for Kessler
4) Bring over all the kids: Diadet, Kolek, Hukporti, McCullar, Rokas

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Post#1215 » by HarthorneWingo » Wed Jul 3, 2024 8:03 pm

B8RcDeMktfxC wrote:
thebuzzardman wrote:
B8RcDeMktfxC wrote:I have no idea why you guys are making such heavy weather of this. It's incredibly simple :

"(1) “Apron Team Salary” means, for a Team for a Salary Cap Year, the Team’s Team Salary:
(i) plus all Performance Bonuses excluded from a player’s Salary under Section 3(d) below;
(ii) plus the Salary attributable to a Contract signed by a Free Agent with zero (0) Years of Service or one (1) Year of Service provided for in Section 2(d)(1)(i)(F) above;
(iii) plus any amount that could be added to the Team’s Team Salary for such Salary Cap Year pursuant to Section 4(a)(1)(iii) below;
(iv) minus any Free Agent Amounts as described in Section 4(a)(2) below;
(v) plus, with respect to any Restricted Free Agent, the greater of (A) the Salary plus Unlikely Bonuses called for in any Article VII outstanding Qualifying Offer (or any outstanding Maximum Qualifying Offer, if applicable) tendered to the player, or (B) the Salary plus Unlikely Bonuses called for in any First Refusal Exercise Notice (as defined in Article XI, Section 5(g)) issued with respect to such player;
(vi) minus any amounts with respect to unsigned First Round Picks described in Section 4(a)(4) below;
(vii) plus the amount of any outstanding Required Tender to a First Round Pick;
(viii) minus the amount of any Salary Cap Exception that is deemed included in Team Salary pursuant to Sections 4(a)(7) and 6(n)(2) below;
(ix) plus any amount excluded from its Team Salary pursuant to Section 4(l) below; and
(x) minus the amount of any incomplete roster cap hold amount added to the Team’s Salary pursuant to Section 4(f) below."

<cut Section 4 subsections>


LMAO!

Well played

Interesting points from (1) are that to calculate the Apron Team Salary you start with the usual Team Salary (which we know and love for calculating whether a teams is under the salary cap or not) and then add and subtract things. They could have set this out (in my opinion) more clearly by just giving a separate list derived from these additions and subtractions, but .. whatever.

Anyway, aside from needing to add the unlikely incentives, amongst the subtractions are any amount to an unsigned FRP and any incomplete roster charge. (Let's get to the free agents and those under options later).

Whilst in the fullness of time the Knicks either will or will not have a contract with Dadiet, they don't as of this moment, afaik.

So JCohen's table seems not to be a complete reflection of the Knicks Apron Team Salary as of right now (or as of July 1st when he wrote it). That about $6m more space.

Am I missing something here. (Richard?)

(Let's think about free agents etc in another post.)


@buzzardman

Joke's on us. B8v98098uo;nkvS9YH is serious. :lol:
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Post#1216 » by B8RcDeMktfxC » Wed Jul 3, 2024 8:04 pm

WargamesX wrote:
mpharris36 wrote:
WargamesX wrote:We could sign buyouts if they made less than the non tax paying MLE. Basically you can always go over the hard cap by signing second rounders, sign vet min players, then only exception is if the vet min player got paid more than the MLE. This was done to ensure teams could still reach the minimum of 14 players.


I don't believe that is accurate if they complete the Mikal trade as currently constructed. Once you make a trade were you take on more money then you send back you are then "hard caped" at that apron. Hard cap meaning you can't go over.


Except by signing 2nd rounder and vet min players who were paid less than the MLE. Those exceptions is why 2nd rounders have more value. The league had to add this exception to their “hard cap” because eventually a team would have a top heavy team with less than 14 players at the hard cap. It would eventually lead to a fiasco.

It’s why Jeremy Cohen’s posts of the cap situation are unfortunately inacurate. It’s not illustrating the 2nd rounder exception. The Knicks can work through all their hard cap space and then sign their 2nd round players.

tl;dr I think WargamesX is correct here/in that string of posts
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Re: Trades and Transactions thread cont - post Mikal trade 

Post#1217 » by B8RcDeMktfxC » Wed Jul 3, 2024 8:06 pm

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LMAO!

Well played

Interesting points from (1) are that to calculate the Apron Team Salary you start with the usual Team Salary (which we know and love for calculating whether a teams is under the salary cap or not) and then add and subtract things. They could have set this out (in my opinion) more clearly by just giving a separate list derived from these additions and subtractions, but .. whatever.

Anyway, aside from needing to add the unlikely incentives, amongst the subtractions are any amount to an unsigned FRP and any incomplete roster charge. (Let's get to the free agents and those under options later).

Whilst in the fullness of time the Knicks either will or will not have a contract with Dadiet, they don't as of this moment, afaik.

So JCohen's table seems not to be a complete reflection of the Knicks Apron Team Salary as of right now (or as of July 1st when he wrote it). That about $6m more space.

Am I missing something here. (Richard?)

(Let's think about free agents etc in another post.)


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Re: Trades and Transactions thread cont - post Mikal trade 

Post#1218 » by Context » Wed Jul 3, 2024 8:11 pm

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No, just better than Tyrese Maxey.

Fury & Buzz, he's trolling...I dont even believe he's a knick fan and I'm being dead series...Brunson was a top 5 MVP candidate.
Maxey is just getting started :lol:


I'm trolling because I don't think there is a material difference between Brunson and Maxey.

The stats are nearly identical. Brunson's team had a better season, but Brunson had a better roster, which lead to the top 5 MVP voting. As players, they are pretty much in the same category. You would probably take Brunson to win a game today but Maxey to build a team around.

But hey, I'm not a Knick fan if I don't say anything other than the Knicks have the best team and the their players are the best.

I think the Knicks have built a great regular season team that will win close to 60 games and has a shot at the number 1 seed. I also don't think the roster has the high end talent to win at the highest levels against other great teams in the conference finals.

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Re: Trades and Transactions thread cont - post Mikal trade 

Post#1219 » by HarthorneWingo » Wed Jul 3, 2024 8:11 pm

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B8RcDeMktfxC wrote:Interesting points from (1) are that to calculate the Apron Team Salary you start with the usual Team Salary (which we know and love for calculating whether a teams is under the salary cap or not) and then add and subtract things. They could have set this out (in my opinion) more clearly by just giving a separate list derived from these additions and subtractions, but .. whatever.

Anyway, aside from needing to add the unlikely incentives, amongst the subtractions are any amount to an unsigned FRP and any incomplete roster charge. (Let's get to the free agents and those under options later).

Whilst in the fullness of time the Knicks either will or will not have a contract with Dadiet, they don't as of this moment, afaik.

So JCohen's table seems not to be a complete reflection of the Knicks Apron Team Salary as of right now (or as of July 1st when he wrote it). That about $6m more space.

Am I missing something here. (Richard?)

(Let's think about free agents etc in another post.)


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Re: Trades and Transactions thread cont - post Mikal trade 

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