Booster4324 Posted February 25, 2007 Posted February 25, 2007 Yes you can structure it like this. It's just not a popular format because you need so much cap room and it's not an efficient way to clear immediate cap space. For our situation it would be a very good strategy to employ. I really do find the strategy appealing. I just have never heard of a contract being front loaded like that. It would make cutting somone so much less painful. Of course this is essentially mortaging the present to pay for the future. You could time your contracts out, so that in a certain year you had tons of cap room. Then by reverting back to the back loaded contracts you could be a huge player in free agency. I agree that we are in a good situation to use it. When's the CBA due to be remodified? 2009 season? Could be interesting if they employed it now and then in a couple years with lots of cap space and extra cash... I can dream cant I?
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