[Note: The following is a snapshot of the NBA 2022-23 Luxury Tax Tracker from 2/1/23, just over a week ahead of the 2/9/23 NBA trade deadline—prior to the Kyrie Irving trade. The live NBA 2022-23 Luxury Tax Tracker will have the current and eventually final figures for the season.] Teams generally prefer to stay under [Read More]
As of the 2023 Collective Bargaining Agreement, the NBA added a third two-way roster spot. The goal is to provide teams with the means to develop players with fewer than four years of experience, who are part-time in the G League and NBA. Two-way contracts pay half the value of a rookie minimum salary [Read More]
[The following submission is from the top-performing Indiana Pacers, run by students in the mock deadline practicum at the SBC Las Vegas Immersive.] Assignment: Indiana Pacers Team Members: Kyle Goodier, Preston Klaus, Zuhair Rizvon, Owen Boquette, Sabrina White, Classie Kelise Our first move was to determine our organizational direction for the franchise. As a small-market [Read More]
The NBA announced its salary cap figures for the 2022-23 season, along with a new projection for the 2023-24 campaign at $133 million with a luxury tax threshold of $161 million. By December 15, 2022, the NBA and National Basketball Players Association can opt out of the current collective bargaining agreement. A new deal [Read More]
The NBA saw its second trade since the start of the 2022-23 regular season on Monday, with the Washington Wizards sending Rui Hachimura to the Los Angeles Lakers for Kendrick Nunn and three second-round picks. Every trade tells a story. What are the nuances of the two-player swap? What were the salary cap mechanics? [Read More]
