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Originally Posted by rabbitproof
Think about it. When you join a company, do you concern yourself with how much other people are getting paid (assuming you are going to draw a fat check yourself)? As long as you like the people you're playing with, get paid yourself and have a decent shot at success, if the company's bottom line suffers some due to your coworkers' inflated salaries, you are probably okay with that.
Professional athletes probably take that to the utmost extreme since their pay window is so short and open to ending at any moment.
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I don't disagree with you but the Nets are operating under the rules of the NBA Salary Cap. Also, they are bound by the $74 million hard cap.
Since the Nets are using the non-taxpayer mid-level, their payroll cannot exceed $74M under new rules.