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Post by Justin Timberlake on Jul 26, 2019 20:22:34 GMT -5
Has a very compelling offer on the table that he likes. Get your offer in soon for one of the best 2 way players in the league!
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Post by Allan Houston on Jul 28, 2019 17:22:47 GMT -5
Klay has decided to return to the Cleveland Cavaliers, on a 4+1 max | Year 1 | $32,742,000 | | Year 2 | $35,197,650 | | Year 3 | $37,653,300 | | Year 4 | $40,108,950 | | Year 5 | $42,564,600 |
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Post by Jackie Kong on Oct 18, 2019 17:10:00 GMT -5
I think some of the Cavs' signings are invalid? I mean they took them over the hard cap. $142,725,586 is the salary that shows in the salary sheet. That's before adding $12M for Vucevic and $9M for Thompson. That would put them at around $163,7M that is more than the $152,8M hard cap. It is more of a question actually on how it works. I am probably wrong. Edit: I think I mixed up with last season salary cap. So, it would be $109140000 * 1,5 = $163,710,000. Right now, they are at $163,587,180 so they are good. They have 11 players though so the extra signing would take that them over the hard cap.  lol, I am joking. I think they are fine based on the actual rules but realistically for the future, I think those empty spots should count as min contracts towards the hard cap. |
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