Quick Question: If I trade for future picks, for example a 2017 1st lotto protected pick (worth 1.4/yr) and a 2018 2nd round pick (800k), in the trade those numbers count towards the trade salaries exchanged between each team.
Therefor if I am looking at a trade that requires us to take on 1.8 mil on the trade machine (F***), then by adding a future first and a 2nd the trade could legally work? What about swapping picks, does that mean that dollar value is changing hands in the trade? How much cash can be put into the trade?
Any help on this would be great
"Go Advanced" ---> "Insert Table" ----> proceed to curse at how annoying it is to actually type out each cell from Excel
There are three things in the way of having a boatload of FA money in the 2016 offseason.
1) Ross gets extended and we avoid RFA/QO cap holds
2) Val gets extended and we avoid RFA/QO cap holds
3) DD doesn't pick up his player option. This allows us an extra 9.5 mil to sign the UFA. We still own DD's Bird Rights and can go into tax to retain him on a new contract
Therefor if I am looking at a trade that requires us to take on 1.8 mil on the trade machine (F***), then by adding a future first and a 2nd the trade could legally work? What about swapping picks, does that mean that dollar value is changing hands in the trade? How much cash can be put into the trade?
Any help on this would be great
Lark Benson wrote:
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There are three things in the way of having a boatload of FA money in the 2016 offseason.
1) Ross gets extended and we avoid RFA/QO cap holds
2) Val gets extended and we avoid RFA/QO cap holds
3) DD doesn't pick up his player option. This allows us an extra 9.5 mil to sign the UFA. We still own DD's Bird Rights and can go into tax to retain him on a new contract
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