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tribewriter
Completed Trade: New York (NY) Stars and Boston Breakers
by tribewriter @ 12/04/2017 9:25 am
New York (NY) Stars sends:
Jorge Ange (LDE)
1977 Round 5

Boston Breakers sends:
Timothy Seeber (RT)


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Booger926
Re: Completed Trade: New York (NY) Stars and Boston Breakers
by Booger926 @ 12/04/2017 5:32 pm
tribewriter wrote:
New York (NY) Stars sends:
Jorge Ange (LDE)
1977 Round 5

Boston Breakers sends:
Timothy Seeber (RT)


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Just want to make sure I understand this. Who gets charged with the approximately $3.5 million signing bonus towards their dead cap for the next 5 years, therefore reducing their cap space

So the NY Stars gets a great player who signed for $7.6 million over 5 years, (1.52 mill/yr) for $4.25 (845 thousand/yr) .... a difference of $675 thousand/yr .... not counted towards NY Stars' cap, if I am understanding this correctly.

Not that I do not approve of the trade, just trying to get a better understanding of effects of trading has on the cap.
Last edited 12/05/2017 6:50 am
tribewriter
Re: Completed Trade: New York (NY) Stars and Boston Breakers
by tribewriter @ 12/06/2017 8:25 am
If you cut or trade a player or he retires, you are stuck with the balance of his bonus money.