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Post by Oklahoma City Thunder (Loren) on Apr 5, 2021 0:15:22 GMT -5
Drop. $3M salary this year, $12M next year $1.5M hit this year, $3M hit next year  |
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Post by San Antonio Spurs (Chris) on Apr 5, 2021 2:28:11 GMT -5
Drop. $3M salary this year, $12M next year $1.5M hit this year, $3M hit next year So this is something I've been wanting to ask about anyway... In this situation, doesn't the cap paid by others get eliminated, meaning they get that cap and outgoing cash flexibility back, while Thunder has to pay the full 50% cap hit ($6M in this case)? If not, how does it work exactly? |
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Post by Grizzlies GM (Royce) on Apr 5, 2021 8:11:39 GMT -5
Drop. $3M salary this year, $12M next year $1.5M hit this year, $3M hit next year So this is something I've been wanting to ask about anyway... In this situation, doesn't the cap paid by others get eliminated, meaning they get that cap and outgoing cash flexibility back, while Thunder has to pay the full 50% cap hit ($6M in this case)? If not, how does it work exactly? It's a good question that I also asked yesterday. Essentially, the player's cap hit is based on the original salary, but that cap hit is spread across the people paying the salary. So if I'm paying $2M on Juancho this year, I now am paying $1M instead and the rest of the cap hit goes to Loren (this is just an example) |
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