Post by Golden State Warriors (Caleb) on May 22, 2018 16:31:58 GMT -5
Hey boys for those of you who remember we were looking at addressing two big things heading into the off-season. The first was the G-League mess we had last year. Well I have officially adressed that and this rule will be active now moving forward
Each team will still have 5 international spots. These spots are reserved for players overseas who have not yet played an NBA game. Every team will also have 2 G-League spots. These spots are for players who have played in the G-league or will and have played 20 or less NBA games. Once they surpass 20 games you must either decide to roster them or cut them. I think this is a fair alternative to what we had before as you can still hold onto international stashes and still have second rounders with two spots.
Next up I am addressing the cap. It is kind of a weird situation because in the NBA they have a cap of 103, but it's not a hard cap and they can essentially go over all the way up until around 120 million. As a result many mid tier players in the NBA are making double digit millions making it tougher and tougher each year for teams to field full teams. This year and for the foreseeable future the cap has officially been raised from 103 million to 108 million. 5 mill isn't a ton but it allows teams to have a little more flexibility like the teams in the NBA have.
Both rules will be added and official as of today. If you have any questions please let me know.
Each team will still have 5 international spots. These spots are reserved for players overseas who have not yet played an NBA game. Every team will also have 2 G-League spots. These spots are for players who have played in the G-league or will and have played 20 or less NBA games. Once they surpass 20 games you must either decide to roster them or cut them. I think this is a fair alternative to what we had before as you can still hold onto international stashes and still have second rounders with two spots.
Next up I am addressing the cap. It is kind of a weird situation because in the NBA they have a cap of 103, but it's not a hard cap and they can essentially go over all the way up until around 120 million. As a result many mid tier players in the NBA are making double digit millions making it tougher and tougher each year for teams to field full teams. This year and for the foreseeable future the cap has officially been raised from 103 million to 108 million. 5 mill isn't a ton but it allows teams to have a little more flexibility like the teams in the NBA have.
Both rules will be added and official as of today. If you have any questions please let me know.
