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Originally Posted by Scott McGuire
I'd word that differently. It's a small but big difference.
Cuban's value on players versus capspace spent or dollar below the luxury tax line spent.
I think Cuban has proven in the past that if the strategy was to spend a ton to build a true contender he'd spend what it took. The new strategy takes into account the higher value of capspace and the stiff penalties of the luxury tax. Being in the luxury tax makes everything so hard that it is honestly a hard cap.
Again, I'm sure you meant all that, but I thought I'd talk about it anyway.
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Yea, its a new day in NBA economics with the new CBA. Cuban even mentioned a market correction once the stiff taxes kick in, in 13-14. Interesting article from Lebron's Cavs days about his real value:
http://basketball.realgm.com/src_fea...e_open_market/