2009 RFA Player List, Bid Restrictions
Posted: Sat Jul 23, 2016 10:49 pm
WHERE AND HOW TO SUBMIT BIDS:
RFA BIDS ARE DUE AT 5 PM CENTRAL ON SUNDAY, 7/24/2016
Bids should be submitted to The Negotiator via Private Message (click here to send a Private Message to The Negotiator). This Private message should have the subject "TEAM NAME- RFA Bids 2009" (substitute your team's name for the words "TEAM NAME" in quotes). Place all of your RFA bids in a single message, with one entry per line, formatted as follows:
Player Name; Initial Year's Salary; Yearly Raise Percentage; Total Number of Years; (if desired: Team Option/Player Option)
For example, the Hawks' RFA Private Message should have the subject (note values below are not indicative of the current cap and are for illustrative purposes only):
RFA List:
Chris Paul, Cavaliers
Deron Williams, Pacers
Monta Ellis, 76ers
Danny Granger, Wizards
Andrew Bynum, Grizzlies
Andrew Bogut, Lakers
Nate Robinson, Knicks
Raymond Felton, Hornets
Francisco Garcia, Clippers
Jarrett Jack, Wizards
Gerald Green, Wizards
Ersan Ilyasova, Suns
Marcin Gortat, 76ers
Charlie Villanueva, Celtics
Ike Diogu, Warriors
Remember that Restricted Free Agents may not be traded for a full season (i.e., until after 2010 RFA) except for within the limits of a "Sign and Trade" between the "winning" and "incumbent" team (see the RFA Rules explanation).
RULES ON LEGAL BIDS:
Each team may submit up to ten (10) RFA bids. Bids in excess of ten will be ignored.
TEAMS WITH AN OUTSTANDING LUXURY TAX BILL MAY ONLY MAKE VETERAN MINIMUM OFFERS TO RESTRICTED FREE AGENTS
Teams bidding on players that ended last season on their roster (i.e., "incumbent" teams) may offer:
TEAMS WHOSE MAXIMUM OFFER TO EXTERNAL RFAs IS LIMITED BY CAP SPACE ADJUSTED FOR RFA SALARY HOLDS:
(All teams not on the above list may offer initial year salaries up to $16,936,081 to external RFAs)
Note the above includes your cap figure as of the index prior 2nd round picks being cut (i.e., with 2nd-round draft pick salaries INCLUDED as part of your cap); if you are planning on cutting your 2nd round pick(s), you must do the math to figure out how much cap space this will make available for RFA.
RFA BIDS ARE DUE AT 5 PM CENTRAL ON SUNDAY, 7/24/2016
Bids should be submitted to The Negotiator via Private Message (click here to send a Private Message to The Negotiator). This Private message should have the subject "TEAM NAME- RFA Bids 2009" (substitute your team's name for the words "TEAM NAME" in quotes). Place all of your RFA bids in a single message, with one entry per line, formatted as follows:
Player Name; Initial Year's Salary; Yearly Raise Percentage; Total Number of Years; (if desired: Team Option/Player Option)
For example, the Hawks' RFA Private Message should have the subject (note values below are not indicative of the current cap and are for illustrative purposes only):
and might have the following as the body:"Hawks - RFA Bids 2009"
The following players may be bid on during Restricted Free Agency ("incumbent" team follows player name, players are listed in order in which they were drafted in 2005):Eric Montross; $10,069,134; 12.5%; 5
Khalid Reeves; $7,632,314; 10.0%; 4
Brooks Thompson; $3,000,000; 3.5%; 3; Team Option
RFA List:
Chris Paul, Cavaliers
Deron Williams, Pacers
Monta Ellis, 76ers
Danny Granger, Wizards
Andrew Bynum, Grizzlies
Andrew Bogut, Lakers
Nate Robinson, Knicks
Raymond Felton, Hornets
Francisco Garcia, Clippers
Jarrett Jack, Wizards
Gerald Green, Wizards
Ersan Ilyasova, Suns
Marcin Gortat, 76ers
Charlie Villanueva, Celtics
Ike Diogu, Warriors
Remember that Restricted Free Agents may not be traded for a full season (i.e., until after 2010 RFA) except for within the limits of a "Sign and Trade" between the "winning" and "incumbent" team (see the RFA Rules explanation).
RULES ON LEGAL BIDS:
Each team may submit up to ten (10) RFA bids. Bids in excess of ten will be ignored.
TEAMS WITH AN OUTSTANDING LUXURY TAX BILL MAY ONLY MAKE VETERAN MINIMUM OFFERS TO RESTRICTED FREE AGENTS
Teams bidding on players that ended last season on their roster (i.e., "incumbent" teams) may offer:
- A starting salary of up to the current maximum for a player with 4 years of service ($16,936,081) regardless of cap situation.
- Yearly raises of 0% to 12.5%, in increments of 0.5% (i.e., 0%, 0.5%, 1.0%, 1.5% etc.)
- Contract lengths of anywhere from 2 to 5 years. ONE YEAR OFFERS ARE NOT PERMITTED DURING RFA.
- 5 year contracts may only be a "supermax" (first-year salary of $16,936,081 with 12.5% raises). Contracts of 2 to 4 years may be for any starting amount and any raise amount (e.g., 4 years starting at $8 million with 11% raises)
- If desired, may designate the final year of a deal of 3 or more seasons as "team option" or "player option" (if neither is selected, the default is "guaranteed")
- A starting salary up to the current maximum for a player with 4 years of service ($16,936,081) OR the amount of salary cap space they have available, whichever is LESS (teams that must offer less may be found at the end of this post).
- Yearly raises of 0% to 10.0% in increments of 0.5% (i.e., 0%, 0.5%, 1.0%, 1.5% etc.)
- Contract lengths of anywhere from 2 to 4 years. ONE YEAR OFFERS ARE NOT PERMITTED DURING RFA.
- If desired, may designate the final year of the deal of 3 or more seasons as "team option" or "player option" (if neither is selected, the default is "guaranteed")
TEAMS WHOSE MAXIMUM OFFER TO EXTERNAL RFAs IS LIMITED BY CAP SPACE ADJUSTED FOR RFA SALARY HOLDS:
TEAM | MAX EXTERNAL OFFER |
Suns | $10,595,149 |
Magic | $8,519,329 |
Spurs | $4,408,287 |
Bulls | $1,955,198 |
Pistons | $1,614,446 |
Nets | -$847,236 (may not offer to external RFAs) |
Celtics | -$2,445,628 (may not offer to external RFAs) |
Heat | -$3,114,109 (may not offer to external RFAs) |
Clippers | -$12,649,458 (may not offer to external RFAs) |
Cavaliers | -$17,170,656 (may not offer to external RFAs) |
Lakers | -$18,163,389 (may not offer to external RFAs) |
Wizards | -$18,332,643 (may not offer to external RFAs) |
Supersonics | -$23,529,189 (may not offer to external RFAs) |
Note the above includes your cap figure as of the index prior 2nd round picks being cut (i.e., with 2nd-round draft pick salaries INCLUDED as part of your cap); if you are planning on cutting your 2nd round pick(s), you must do the math to figure out how much cap space this will make available for RFA.