How the latest salary cap structure affects the Bulls

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Per Ken Berger:The essence of the system described by Stern was an NHL-style cap system with a targeted salary of $62 million per team and a to-be-negotiated range from a minimum to an amount above $62 million that teams could...

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the hard cap would hurt every team equally, not just the Bulls.

If anything, it would hurt teams like the Lakers, Heat, Mavs, etc. a lot more. Thunder are in the same boat as us.

Every player in the league would have to take a paycut.

Noah/Deng/Boozer would probably take a 2-3 million dollar paycut each. Same with a lot of other players in the league. Guys like Kobe would have to take a 10 million dollar paycut. Rose wouldn't sign for a HUGE contract.

And the guys that don't wanna take a paycut will get cut.

Then they would have to sign with a team with a lot of cap space if they want their money... those teams would probably be the shitty teams. Those teams will then get better because now they have a good shot at getting an all-star player. That's what will make the talent level in the NBA more spread out.

That's what the NBA wants I guess.
 

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