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Guess that means the Lkers will be paying $215 with the tax for their hole roster
Mark Stein-"Hearing early projections given to GMs and owners in May have NBA salary cap rising to just $58.5 mil next season. This season: $58.044 mil"
"Nothing binding until NBA does full July audit of 2012-13 season, but as my man @Kpelton just noted, some expected $60 mil cap for 2013-14"
$60 still season kind of low given the rising popularity. Though it matters more this offseason considering we may actually have cap to spend.
Guess that means the L
The higher the number the more money the Spurs have. If things work out they could get a damn good piece.
if the number gets too high we would enter an even bigger bidding war for tiago. a small increase in the cap actually benefits us more than a big increase would have, tbh
Splitter isn't worth a bidding war. If he wants to sell out to a crap team for big money, adios.
...and our defense goes back to the middle of the pack with a loud THUD.
In the long term, the smaller the cap, higher is the effect of a good FO.
A Spurs Pacers Finals with low tv ratings should drop the cap another 2-3 mil.
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