cap expert question the mle has to be 3 year deal up to 4 correct

[ducks]

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[LarryDavid]

http://www.cbafaq.com/salarycap.htm#Q25


This exception may be split and given to multiple players. It may be used for contracts up to four years in length, with raises up to 4.5% of the salary in the first year of the contract. Signing a player to a multi-year contract does not affect a team's ability to use this exception every year -- for example, a team can use this exception to sign a player to a four-year contract, and use it again the following year to sign another player. Also see question number 26 (http://www.cbafaq.com/salarycap.htm#Q26) for more information on the availability and use of this exception.

[Mel_13]

http://www.cbafaq.com/salarycap.htm#Q25

That's the mini-MLE.

The full MLE may be up to 4 years.

[LarryDavid]

That's the mini-MLE.

The full MLE may be up to 4 years.

So for clarification, the Mini-MLE is the Tax Payer MLE, and the full MLE is the Non-tax payer MLE? Either way, I'll edit my post with the correct info.

[Mel_13]

So for clarification, the Mini-MLE is the Tax Payer MLE, and the full MLE is the Non-tax payer MLE? Either way, I'll edit my post with the correct info.

Yes

[Chinook]

It can be from one to four years.

[ducks]

so if splitter contract and our manu contract is backloaded spurs could still have space left?

[mrjap2x]

Can we still some decent players or is belinelli our last move?

[snickles]

Can we still some decent players or is belinelli our last move?

i'm not nearly as familiar with the current cap as i was the last CBA, but i believe we now have about $5.1 mil (the MLE) available to sign player with.

[TheGoldStandard]

Can we still some decent players or is belinelli our last move?

Not sure who else will come here for MLE if it's available. Did we get confirmation that Marco signed for the room exception? I have a feeling that once Dwight lands the other teams will pick up those available at a higher price.