Everyone who has watched the nba for the last 40+ years
NBA, NBPA agree on new 7-year collective bargaining agreement
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Wargames
One Of The Last Real Ones To Do It
You probably won’t, but ya’ll didn’t only draft your core guys you got KD that turned into Russel/Wiggins on your cap book. The warriors didn’t just over the cap they stayed there.
Anyhow it all depends on the timing of when this goes into affect but it may not affect ya’ll drastically. It may make keeping Draymond harder, but the warriors chose Poole over him already.
NBA regular season ain't be interesting since Kobe tore his Achilles.
We only got KD just off the strength Steph had one of the most player friendly contracts in the league due to his previous ankle issues.. otherwise if that wasn’t the case we wouldn’t have been able to attain KD..
They negotiated like they had no leverage, I don’t get it unless they also wanted to stop super teams
mbewane
Knicks: 93 til infinity
feels like this is kind of going under the radar. even though the whole "with some conditions" means there will loopholes.
The league was threatening to opt out last night, so I'm guessing that was enough to get the players to give up some concession or not fight as hard.
The loopholes probably deal with legit injuries involving surgeries
Kind of a "boring" CBA because they didn't touch the one and done.
Contract extensions being incentivized over free agency signings means we'll be seeing a lot more roster turnover due to teams playing hardball in contract negotiations.
Contract extensions being incentivized over free agency signings means we'll be seeing a lot more roster turnover due to teams playing hardball in contract negotiations.
It'd actually create less roster turnover in most cases as it'd put more emphasis on teams signing current players to contract extensions early rather than waiting until FA and that's before you factor in how hard it would be to replace players via FA as it is with a lot of teams already at or over the cap.
Depends on the player. I think top, all-star level players will stay more but players who are a little more questionable may have a hard time getting every penny. Like a FVV who is a fringe all-star, really good player, but if he's demanding a max you'll let him test the waters.
I agree, if a team does all the right things they get penalized? Not even a Warriors fan but there was a time they were trash. I respect that they worked their way up. You should be able to keep your core players.