原帖由 stephenlion 於 2009-6-3010:45 AM 發表 http://hkcm.hkehost.net/images/common/back.gif
過左hard cap就無得用mle...
最重要係..jazz要留曬3個既就一定過hard cap
冇錢用定唔比用先
NY之前年年都mle啦:icon101:
原帖由 stephenlion 於 2009-6-3010:45 AM 發表 http://www.hkcmforum.com/images/common/back.gif
過左hard cap就無得用mle...
最重要係..jazz要留曬3個既就一定過hard cap
果個應該係tax level?
nba不是行hard cap的
mle 我理解係球隊一過salary cap, 球隊就只能用mle等等條款去簽FA
至於JAZZ個問題...其實已經可以用bird rights
....技術上留Millsap唔會有任何問題的
問題只在於金錢考慮:icon101:
原帖由 stephenlion 於 2009-6-3007:30 AM 發表 http://www.hkcmforum.com/images/common/back.gif
點解？
if booz 同okur唔opt out..jazz已經用出luxury tax喇
In a nutshell, the Larry Bird exception allows teams to exceed the salary cap to re-sign their own free agents, at an amount up to the maximum salary. To qualify as a Bird free agent, a player must have played three seasons without being waived or changing teams as a free agent. This means a player can obtain "Bird rights" by playing under three one-year contracts, a single contract of at least three years, or any combination thereof.
Millsap係Jazz打左3年:icon101:
原帖由 射手shooter 於 2009-6-3009:39 AM 發表 http://www.hkcmforum.com/images/common/back.gif
應該要理
Joe Johnson就因為咁放左去鷹隊
爵士未計Millsap已經接近7300萬,除非Okur或Boozer走,否則Millsap好難得高人工
佢意思應該係你肯出錢的話就唔需要理乜salary
太陽可以同Joe Johnson sign and trade就證明續簽max約只係不為也非不能也
原帖由 stephenlion 於 2009-6-3010:45 AM 發表 http://www.hkcmforum.com/images/common/back.gif
過左hard cap就無得用mle...
最重要係..jazz要留曬3個既就一定過hard cap
NBA不玩hard cap的:icon101:
你看看紐約:icon101:
如果玩hard cap Jerome James 同Jeffries根本就拿不到肥約:icon021: :icon101:
原帖由 Penny仔 於 2009-6-3011:13 AM 發表 http://www.hkcmforum.com/images/common/back.gif
果個應該係tax level?
nba不是行hard cap的
mle 我理解係球隊一過salary cap, 球隊就只能用mle等等條款去簽FA
至於JAZZ個問題...其實已經可以用bird rights
....技術上留Millsap唔會有任何問題的
問題只在於金錢 ...
:icon075: :icon112:
Korver, Kwame Brown唔opt out:icon101:
Yao Could Miss 09-10 Season, Career In Jeopardy
Yao Ming could miss the entire 2009-10 season and his career could even be in jeopardy, according to a report from Yahoo!
“The realization has hit them that this is grave,” one NBA general manager said.
The Rockets have privately told league peers it could be a full season before Yao might be able to return to basketball. Multiple league executives, officials close to Yao and two doctors with knowledge of the diagnoses are describing a troubling re-fracture of his navicular bone. Three pins were inserted a year ago, but the foot cracked in the playoffs and isn’t healing.
“It sounds like he’s missing most of next season, if not the entire 82 games,” one league executive who has had recent discussions with the Houston front office told Yahoo! Sports. “That’s all that will concede quietly, but they know it’s probably much worse.”
Daryl Morey declined comment on the story on Monday.
:eek2: :(
原帖由 Eggio 於 2009-6-3011:56 AM 發表 http://www.hkcmforum.com/images/common/back.gif
Yao Could Miss 09-10 Season, Career In Jeopardy
Yao Ming could miss the entire 2009-10 season and his career could even be in jeopardy, according to a report from Yahoo!
“The realization has hit th ...
.........竟然搞到咁大劑:eek2: :(
艾度文隨時又ko 多一個球星
唔怪之得
火箭咁積極出價想換入rubio
原帖由 Eggio 於 2009-6-3011:55 AM 發表 http://www.hkcmforum.com/images/common/back.gif
Korver, Kwame Brown唔opt out:icon101:
等睇Boozer表態:icon101:
原帖由 Eggio 於 2009-6-3011:52 AM 發表 http://hkcmforum.com/images/common/back.gif
NBA不玩hard cap的:icon101:
你看看紐約:icon101:
如果玩hard cap Jerome James 同Jeffries根本就拿不到肥約:icon021: :icon101:
有hard cap..不過new york 同 dallas 係比 salary tax 姐
原帖由 stephenlion 於 2009-6-3002:26 PM 發表 http://www.hkcmforum.com/images/common/back.gif
有hard cap..不過new york 同 dallas 係比 salary tax 姐
係hard cap的話根本直頭唔會俾你超過果個數額:icon101:
原帖由 Eggio 於 2009-6-3002:33 PM 發表 http://hkcmforum.com/images/common/back.gif
係hard cap的話根本直頭唔會俾你超過果個數額:icon101:
又係既....:)
原帖由 stephenlion 於 2009-6-3002:26 PM 發表 http://hkcm.hkehost.net/images/common/back.gif
有hard cap..不過new york 同 dallas 係比 salary tax 姐
NHL就有hard cap
NBA得soft cap:icon101:
Rockets could lose Yao for season or more
Yahoo! Sports
As the NBA draft approached, the grim truth about Yao Ming’s(notes) broken left foot hung like an anvil over the Houston Rockets. The fear isn’t that he’s just lost for next season, but longer.
The Rockets and Yao’s reps are frightened over his future, and the concern is the most base of all: Does Yao Ming ever play again?
“The realization has hit them that this is grave,” one NBA general manager said.
For now, the Rockets have privately told league peers it could be a full season before Yao might be able to return to basketball. Multiple league executives, officials close to Yao and two doctors with knowledge of the diagnoses are describing a troubling re-fracture of his navicular bone. Three pins were inserted a year ago, but the foot cracked in the playoffs and isn’t healing.
“It sounds like he’s missing most of next season, if not the entire 82 games,” one league executive who has had recent discussions with the Houston front office told Yahoo! Sports. “That’s all that will concede quietly, but they know it’s probably much worse.”
After Yahoo! Sports first reported the severity of Yao’s injury, Rockets team physician Tom Clanton conceded franchise’s fears to the Houston Chronicle.
“At this point, the injury has the potential for him missing this next season and could be career threatening,” Clanton said. “One of the things we are trying to get is a consensus opinion on that, to make certain there is no option we are overlooking that would provide an earlier return or would be an option for treatment that he would prefer rather than doing additional surgery.”
Houston general manager Daryl Morey refused comment on Monday and a team spokesman said the Rockets will not have further comment until Yao undergoes additional medical tests.
There’s no reason for the Rockets to disclose the severity of the injury, nor the uncertainty over Yao’s future. Before the Rockets confirm a dire diagnosis, they plan to send him to three more specialists this week, a source said. For now, the Rockets have season tickets and sponsorships to sell.
This has turned into an impossible situation for the Rockets’ capable GM. Even if Yao plays again, Morey knows it’s just a matter of time until his lower body breaks down. His feet and ankles just can’t support the mobility of his 7-foot-6 frame.
With four surgeries in three years, the Rockets worried they were reaching a breaking point. Well, it’s here. After missing 86 games in the previous three seasons, the 28-year-old Yao missed a mere five this past regular season before injuring his foot during the Rockets’ second-round playoff series against the Los Angeles Lakers.
It wasn’t until last week when Houston issued a statement saying Yao’s fractured foot hadn’t healed properly, that he would be unavailable “indefinitely.” Prior to Thursday’s draft, Morey tried desperately to trade into the high lottery to take Spanish prodigy Ricky Rubio(notes). Houston needed a young star, but had too few assets to make a deal with Memphis or Sacramento. It seemed odd to teams that Houston had thrown Shane Battier(notes) and Aaron Brooks(notes) into offers within weeks of pushing the NBA champion Lakers to seven games in the Western Conference semifinals.
Now, the Rockets have tough decisions to make: Do they keep pushing Tracy McGrady(notes) and his expiring contract on the market or let the $22 million expire next summer? So far, Morey is getting offered bad contracts and junk talent for him. What’s more, does Houston re-sign Ron Artest(notes) to a $40 million-plus contract when contention is no longer viable? Why not create cap space for the summers of 2010 and 2011? Why not get younger now? Yao could opt out of his contract next summer, but odds are that Houston won’t be so fortunate.
The Rockets should do themselves a favor and just start over. That isn’t easy in a sophisticated and rabid NBA market like Houston, but what everyone long suspected has reached fruition: Yao and McGrady are no longer a faulty foundation, but a collapsed one. Houston needs to proceed with an understanding that they’re no longer chasing the Lakers, but beginning again.
Rest assured, Houston has long been fearful that Yao’s responsibilities to the Chinese national team were rapidly contributing to his breakdown, and perhaps they’ve finally been met. Yao wouldn’t have missed the Beijing Olympics for the world, but it was clear he wasn’t fully healed in those Games. The Rockets paid a price for his nationalism, his obligation and now the darkest fears are close to confirmation: It isn’t just a season on the brink for Yao Ming, but perhaps a career.
:onion35:
T-Mac out 20-30
Yao Whole season
wtf :onion7:
原帖由 TinTin 於 2009-6-3003:11 PM 發表 http://hkcm.hkehost.net/images/common/back.gif
T-Mac out 20-30
Yao Whole season
wtf :onion7:
10 狀元:icon090: :icon101:
原帖由 TinTin 於 2009-6-3003:11 PM 發表 http://hkcm.hkehost.net/images/common/back.gif
T-Mac out 20-30
Yao Whole season
wtf :onion7:
坐等亞錦賽神奇復出:icon111: :icon101:
原帖由 WainSeven 於 2009-6-3003:16 PM 發表 http://www.hkcmforum.com/images/common/back.gif
坐等亞錦賽神奇復出:icon111: :icon101:
坐等Scola同Brooks入選All Star Game:icon032: :icon101: :icon101: :icon101: