B8RcDeMktfxC wrote:Richard4444 wrote: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's about $6m more space.
Am I missing something here? (Richard4444? WargamesX?)
(Let's think about free agents etc in another post.)
I saw these rules a couple of months ago. And I gave up. I chose to believe what the experts were saying.
I don't think Jeremy is wrong. What would be his mistake?
I'm not sure I'd call it a mistake, but it's a snap-shot of where he thinks the Knicks will roughly end up or somewhere close to that.
Diakite is missing and the new picks are all listed - when I'm pretty sure that Diakite hasn't been renounced and the picks haven't been offered contracts yet.
Diakite is non gtd so it doesn't have to be in there. The picks count against the cap or they go with a vet min cap hold instead. Obviously these numbers can and most likely will change but, you have to start somewhere and this is all we have to work with. Do you think the team is going to work off the higher cap holds? Makes no sense to do so IMO.






















