NBA, players union reach tentative agreement on new 7 year CBA

[Park Bites]

I still think they are falling way short on the dleague. I think each team should have to invest $5 mil of the new cap money into their dleague teams.

That would greatly increase pay and put a much better product on the floor for dleague games, Sell more tickets and develop better prospects

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[Handlogten's Heros]

I still think they are falling way short on the dleague. I think each team should have to invest $5 mil of the new cap money into their dleague teams.

That would greatly increase pay and put a much better product on the floor for dleague games, Sell more tickets and develop better prospects

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Homey thinks it should all go to the D-League.

#bringCooleyback #neverforgetMotum

 

[Jazz4ever]

So reading these details on an upcoming Curry contract under the new CBA, I imagine Hayward's would be similar. We could offer him a boatload more than anyone else.

https://basketball.realgm.com/wiretap/244300/Stephen-Curry-Could-Sign-Five-Year-$207M-Deal-Due-To-New-CBA-Rule

 

[framer]

The TV deals are getting astronomical, so the Jazz incoming revenue will go up pretty balanced I believe with the salary cap going up.

With people dropping cable, I don't believe this is sustainable over the long term, unless the NBA does accelerates their international appeal at an astounding rate. TV numbers will eventually level and perhaps even drop.

 

[enchilada_style]

So does this make Rudy underpaid with his new contract

 

[♪alt13]

So reading these details on an upcoming Curry contract under the new CBA, I imagine Hayward's would be similar. We could offer him a boatload more than anyone else.

https://basketball.realgm.com/wiretap/244300/Stephen-Curry-Could-Sign-Five-Year-$207M-Deal-Due-To-New-CBA-Rule

It depends on the requirements and what he does this year. Is it just one All star or All NBA or 2? I doubt he will be eligible for 35% maybe the extra year?

 

[Deleted member 848]

So does this make Rudy underpaid with his new contract

I'd say it does, honestly. We signed him at the perfect ****ing time. I get happy everytime I think about the fact that we have him locked-up over the long-term.

 

[Sneakers]

FYI the new CBA doesn't do anything to help us sign Hayward (or should I say, it doesn't add any new incentive for Hayward to re-sign with us), well unless he makes all NBA this year, which ain't happening.

 

[Sneakers]

So reading these details on an upcoming Curry contract under the new CBA, I imagine Hayward's would be similar. We could offer him a boatload more than anyone else.

https://basketball.realgm.com/wiretap/244300/Stephen-Curry-Could-Sign-Five-Year-$207M-Deal-Due-To-New-CBA-Rule

Unfortunately Hayward isn't eligible for this unless he makes all NBA this year.

Lebron, Durant, Melo, Kawhi, PG13, Giannis ... it ain't happening.

 

[silesian]

most of that sounds good. I just worry that with the salary cap going up as high as it is that the small market of Salt Lake is going to have a difficult time paying their athletes. I understand that the NBA is really big on keeping small market teams tho, so i figure they will work it out with revenue sharing.

National TV money is equally split among 30 teams. This was the driver for the cap increase. So small market teams are more profitable than before, with huge revenue increase and 51% of the revenue increase going to players. 49% of revenue increase goes to teams. Millers won't be in soup kitchen lines anytime soon.

 

[silesian]

Yeah but I bet it pushes yearly salaries down. You're not going to get a 5 without a discount. 6 will be limited to 1 per team.

Not likely that LeBron, Chris Paul & their ilk will be willing to sign for a discount. Criteria is all-NBA, MVP or DPOY to become a designated veteran player.

 

[silesian]

Unfortunately Hayward isn't eligible for this unless he makes all NBA this year.

Lebron, Durant, Melo, Kawhi, PG13, Giannis ... it ain't happening.

Agree it is a long-shot for Gordon, but if he continues this pace through the year, he'll make it a tough choice.

Voters pick from pool of forwards (not small forwards), so their are 6 slots available and more competition than you indicate.

LeBron
KD
Davis
Griffin
Draymond

Spot 6 will depend on how performance continues, might be fight between:

Gianis
Hayward
LMA
George

Long-shots:
Melo
Wiggins
Love
Milsap


I'm probably missing someone. Is Butler considered a 2 or a 3 these days?