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What? The bigger deals? "You're playing homer math here.

They're eating it right now. Not pushing cap until the 2030s 😂😂

I just don't understand why they're stockpiling LHD when they need righties. Also the kid is 22 (great!) but has already missed significant time with 3 concussions (yikes!)

I certainly did not see this coming, especially not from Von. Fix the thread title, it is wrong.

The segment of the fanbase that believes the salary cap isn't real is probably having a meltdown today.

It was time. Best of luck, Jordan.

It's much smaller and my understanding is the land price (which has yet to be released) is not included in that $1.5B figure.

You start 2 guards and only 1 center so there is supply/demand at play in terms of salaries.

Last time Adams made it through a season was 2018.

has nothing to do with round of the compensatory pick.

It's based on the salary that the player signs for. Low salary = late pick.

Seems like a small amount of space to give up that much versatility.

Granato is now the 6th longest tenured head coach in the NHL.

I thought he already retired at the end of the season.

Ahhh, this takes me back to the days when TBD would argue how many picks we traded for Sammy Watkins.

In fairness, there's less than 1 page of posters advocating for it and 3 pages of people saying it's not feasible.

They've already built around him. How much better can they do from Hill, Waddle, Mostert, Achane?

So Daquan Jones, 2 yr contract with a $5.5M signing bonus. Over 2 years that bonus would be a cap hit of 5.5/2 or $2.75M each year. Beane wanted to free up some space so he added 1 void year, which now spreads the hit out over 3 years. 5.5/3 = $1.83M each year We lowered our cap hit the first 2 years, but next year we are on the hook for a $1.83M cap hit.

Void years are contract years on which the player will never play. Some people call them “dummy years” where you can dump salary cap. They allow you to lower the annual signing bonus hit by spreading them over more years. It's somewhat based on the premise that the value of a cap dollar today is more valuable than a cap dollar in the future. Overuse can create significant problems in the future (obviously) and you never want to get cornered into an extension for salary cap purposes that would otherwise never be made.

Kam Curl is expected to get $15M+ AAV. I mean, I would love him too, but that's a pipe dream.

I think people are reading too much into the Douglas "past tense" quotes. And aside from the occasional slip-up, Beane isn't nearly the straight shooter many think he is.

She makes her money from attention. Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, OnlyFans, etc. No doubt she pushes 7 figures a year doing this, and based on how she's completely blowing up on social media, I'd bet her income doubles from this publicity. Easily. The amount of the lawsuit is meaningless. Tyreek is a POS but this girl is about the $$$, they both can be true.

We clearly need to trade for the Vikings' dietician.

It's a bit hefty for a 9-game rental (if that's what it turns out to be).

The power play dropping from 9th to 27th is a big reason for this season's drop-off.