2025 Playoffs - Round 1, Game 4 - Pacers at Bucks - 4/27/25 - 8:30 - TNT/FDSWI

[Turk Nowitzki]

if dame is unavailable next year do we get any cap relief of any sort?

lol no

its like a roster exemption or something right?

Sure but that's not any cap relief for the $50+million per year we still will owe him for multiple years.

[KidA24]

Every action with Prince and Bobby they do the opposite of each other.

Clown shoes communication

[Baddy Chuck]

So what are you guys gonna do with all your free time for the next 50 years?

Whatever the equivalent of talking about trading John Henson is.

[CharityStripe34]

Doc loves him some Prince. Where is GTJ?

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[engelmartin]

Where in the heck is Trent? Did doc not see what he did last game?

[James1980]

Giannis and 4 shooters, let's go

[GHOSTofSIKMA]

lol no

its like a roster exemption or something right?

Disabled player exception

found this....its better than nothing. could get a decent guy for that kind of money

basically we could have an additional MLE slot?

Most salary cap workarounds, such as the mid-level exception, can be used every year — or at least every other year, as in the case of the bi-annual exception. However the disabled player exception is only available under certain circumstances. Like other salary cap exceptions though, the DPE allows a team to sign a player without using cap space.

If a player is seriously injured, his team can apply for the disabled player exception to replace him. In order for the exception to be granted, an NBA-designated physician must determine that the player is “substantially more likely than not” to be sidelined through at least June 15 of that league year.

If granted, the disabled player exception allows a club to sign a replacement player for 50% of the injured player’s salary or for the amount of the non-taxpayer’s mid-level exception, whichever is lesser.

For instance, if a team is granted a disabled player exception this season for a player earning $10MM, the exception would be worth $5MM. But if the injured player is earning $30MM, the DPE would be worth the equivalent of the mid-level exception ($12,822,000 in 2024/25).

[tydett]

StJ been right about Prince from the start. Dude is an absolute fraud of a player and should be seeing bench scrub minutes, yet Doc keeps putting him in.

[Magic Giannison]

terrible, TERRIBLE start. defense eis back to ****

[RiotPunch]

Franchise is donezo.

Don't worry, we have secured Horst to lead us to the promised land!

[ShootingtheJ]

lol no

its like a roster exemption or something right?

Sure but that's not any cap relief for the $50+million per year we still will owe him for multiple years.

We'd get a $27 million exception

[BigO]

The injury to Lillard is the excuse Doc, Horst and the owners will promote as the problem.

[Matches Malone]

So what are you guys gonna do with all your free time for the next 50 years?

Continue to watch the Bucks and bad mouth them on here. My first bucks team featured Tyrone Hill and Terrell Brandon... this ain't ****

[brewbucks]

The Jrue Dame debates and what if’s will live on forever here

[steger_3434]

its like a roster exemption or something right?

Disabled player exception

found this....its better than nothing. could get a decent guy for that kind of money

Most salary cap workarounds, such as the mid-level exception, can be used every year — or at least every other year, as in the case of the bi-annual exception. However the disabled player exception is only available under certain circumstances. Like other salary cap exceptions though, the DPE allows a team to sign a player without using cap space.

If a player is seriously injured, his team can apply for the disabled player exception to replace him. In order for the exception to be granted, an NBA-designated physician must determine that the player is “substantially more likely than not” to be sidelined through at least June 15 of that league year.

If granted, the disabled player exception allows a club to sign a replacement player for 50% of the injured player’s salary or for the amount of the non-taxpayer’s mid-level exception, whichever is lesser.

For instance, if a team is granted a disabled player exception this season for a player earning $10MM, the exception would be worth $5MM. But if the injured player is earning $30MM, the DPE would be worth the equivalent of the mid-level exception ($12,822,000 in 2024/25).

He’d be back around March of next year so the June date basically makes this void


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[Baddy Chuck]

KPJ's shot falling is good. Need some stops.

[MickeyDavis]

Greg Buckner, defensive mastermind

[blazza18]

Franchise is donezo.

It's going to take a lot of luck and someone smart to get us out of the dumpster we're in.

[PG Graveyard]

The Jrue Dame debates and what if’s will live on forever here

As they should it’s the worst Bucks trade in history

[steger_3434]

Worse trade? Getting Payton or Dame?


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