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07-04-2002, 10:32 AM
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I'm curious about the mid-level 4.5 million exception I keep hearing about. A few questions.
- Can it only be used on one player or can you bid on as many players as you want a pay up to 4.5 mil? - Can the 4.5 mil be used for two players? One for 2.0 mil another for 2.5 for example. - Every team gets one, right? - Where can I find out which teams can/cannot offer more than the 4.5 mil exception.. Thanks o' wizards of the nba bargaining agreement...
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07-04-2002, 10:40 AM
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Every team that's OVER the salary cap gets a yearly exception based on the average salary in the NBA. That exception can be split.
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07-04-2002, 12:25 PM
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why is it called "mid-level"?
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07-04-2002, 12:29 PM
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Because it's based on the "mid-level" of NBA salaries. There is a small exception (about $1.5 million) that teams can use as well - but I think they only get to use it every other year.
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07-04-2002, 12:30 PM
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Doesn't it have to do with the middle average of the average salary? Hence Mid-level. The other exception is the $1 mil. It can be split, but you only get it every other year right?
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