Kouki
Kouki, Not Cookie.
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I know it couldn't work. The players would never agree to that and likely the players would jsut go to Euroleague or something. But it jsut seems that is what would make RCF happy. My personal preference (if you care) would be to have a combination of the NHL's, NBA's nd NFL's salary cap structures. I like the hard cap in the NHL, I like the non guaranteed in the NFL and I like the RFA's in the NBA. You hard cap the teams and make every contract the exact same starting (let's just say 500k) with performance based pay increasers so that teams are not stuck with Eddy Curry or Zach Randolph type of deals. So let's just say that player A signs with the Cavs and puts up a stat line of 10(points)/10(boards)/3(ast)/2(blk)/1(stl), his contract is 500k plus his performance incentives (that would be the same for the entire league) and we'll say those stats get him 6 million. Player B is on the Cavs and is a 30/8/8/1/1 guy and he gets 500k plus the performance incentives say 14 million.
If that makes sense to you like it does to me, that is what I would like to see. And if a guy isn't playing the way you expected you can cut him because the contracts are non guaranteed. It makes every year a contract year. Oh well I am dreaming I guess as there has always been bad contracts and there always will be.
Is that you, LeBron?