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One of the goals of the NBA's latest Collective Bargaining Agreement is to curb spending. The higher a team's payroll, the fewer tools they have.The NBA has a soft cap, which allows teams to spend without limit, provided they have the tools (more formally, "exceptions") to do so. But certain exceptions will trigger hard spending
The salary cap ramifications of the Giannis trade and what's next for the Heat and Bucks.
By: Yossi Gozlan
On the Miles Bridges trade, how the Suns can get a point guard, and potentially get under the tax. Also, how the Heat could expand the Giannis trade to potentially keep Norman Powell.
On the Walker Kessler trade, how the Lakers will structure their moves with their cap space, how they could make additional trades, and what's next for the Jazz.
On the Kawhi Leonard trade, the Raptors' long-term cap situation, where the Clippers go from here, and how they could still make additional significant additions.
On the Jaylen Brown trade, details and probabilities of the 2028 first-round pick the Celtics got, where they go from here, why the Sixers had to do this, and why they must trade Joel Embiid next.
On the Gary Trent contract, the updates on the Aspiration situation, and how salary cap circumvention could become a larger-scale issue if it doesn't stop now.
On the Warriors striking out again, their outlook for the upcoming season, the allure of 2027 cap space, why their roster will likely look very different soon, and how Stephen Curry factors in.
On the Ja Morant trade, how the Blazers improve the roster moving foward, how it impacts future decisions on other key players, and some notes on the Grizzlies.
This post details every Thunder transaction, exactly how much money it saved them, and why. Also, an early preview on the 2027 offseason and the much more difficult decisions ahead of them.
