I would prefer both simply due to small roster sizes.

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Jun 26, 2017
4:51:20pm

sakhr 3rd String

I would prefer both simply due to small roster sizes.

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sakhr

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Will never happen, but allowing only one max contract per team would really help restore competitive balance to the NBA.

sakhr 3rd String

6/26/17 4:49pm

I think I prefer a hard salary cap.

crack

6/26/17 4:50pm

I would prefer both simply due to small roster sizes.

sakhr

6/26/17 4:51pm

I think the NFL has it right - no limits on individual contracts but a hard

crack

6/26/17 4:53pm

I used to think that, but with 22 starters (not including kickers and other special teams) it's hard for any one player

sakhr

6/26/17 5:02pm

Yep. If a team wants to pay LeBron 80% of its cap (and he's willing to only

Scratch

6/26/17 6:08pm

You lose the players you draft then.

Shteve

6/26/17 5:09pm

Knee jerk reaction to a non problem

Josef K

6/26/17 7:10pm

My approach: Hard cap that excludes the highest salary on the team

fan_byu

6/26/17 8:59pm

Bye bye all good players on small market teams.

Shteve

6/26/17 9:35pm

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