Auf die Frage nach dem cap für 2005/2006:
Salary 05-06
Jason Kidd: $16.44M
Vince Carter: $13.843M
Richard Jefferson: $10M
Clifford Robinson: $5.875 (Team Option)
Jason Collins: $5.05M (geschätzt, da Vertrag nur gesamt bekannt: 24 Mios/4 Jahre)
Ron Mercer: $1.760M (player option)
Nenad Krstic: $1.010M
Zoran Planinic: $.939M
(Jacque Vaughn: $.932M (Team option) - da bin ich nicht ganz sicher, eine Quelle sagt dies - die andere das)
Total Salary: $54.917M
Der Vertrag von Uncle Cliffy wird "wahrscheinlich"
nicht verlängert =
ca.
49 oder 50 Mios (die Gehälter von Mercer und Vaughn)
Trade Exceptions:
$4,979,167, expires 07/29/05 (aus dem Kittles-Trade)
$728,689, expires 07/15/05 (da bin ich mir nicht sicher, wo die her kommt bzw. ob die stimmt - oder ob die nicht für Easy Campbell oder Cliffy schon verbraten wurde)
Plus die geschätzten 5,5 Mios
Midlevel-exception.
Die Trade-exception darf nur für einen deal verwendet werden, der einen Ausgleich schafft zwischen unterschiedlichen Gehältern. Beispiel: Wir traden Ron Mercer und können einen 6 Mios-Spieler holen. Dasselbe geht mit einem draft-pick.
Die Midlevel und die Trade-exception darf nicht zusammen verbraten werden.
In Petto haben wir weiterhin: Christian Dreijer (CF Barcelona - 2nd round pick 2004 - Nr. 51). Als solcher würde er, wenn wir ihn ziehen, schlappe $ 400.000 kosten.
Für 2006: den Erstrundenpick der Clippers. (Kittles-deal) Unprotected :thumb:
Das sind jetzt doch mal Zahlen, womit sich rechnen lässt, oder?
Zudem folgendes Zitat über die Teampolitik:
The Nets, who were swept in the first round of the playoffs by the Miami Heat, have the midlevel exception (roughly $5.5 million) and a $4.9 million trade exception. Ratner said they "absolutely" can use both. They're expected to go after Donyell Marshall, Shareef Abdur-Rahim, Stromile Swift and Samuel Dalembert using either or both.
It's very possible the Nets will try to split up their midlevel exception and give it out to several players to make sure they have better depth. Ratner said all of these decisions will be left up to Thorn and Stefanski, including what to do with the Nets' big three.
However, the boss said he would like to see them together, so it's unlikely Kidd, Carter or Jefferson will be shopped this off-season.
"I'd be surprised if I didn't see them together," Ratner said.
"To have three stars like that, I don't think there are many people that have that. It is important to put people in the seats. It is a tremendous marketing advantage," he added. "They are professional players, players that people like, good character. Amazing really. Only good words you can say about each one of those three players."
Kidd is the one Ratner spoke about most positively and someone he thinks shares the same objective: to win.
"It's very important to keep Jason Kidd happy," Ratner said. "He's the captain in more ways than the word captain.
"I think we have the same goal. It wasn't the same last year. We weren't on the same page. But we've done great. ... Now it's an opportunity to make the team even better."
