There has to be a way around this if that is the case given that it is not a "rule". Im all for if it was something that was stated to be a rule in our rules, but this is just dumb if so and is not even a real thing in the NBA. These trades have all been done in good faith and it is not like it's ...
Note: This trade is probably going to be denied by the game. If memory serves, there is a hard-coded limit on the number of draft picks a team can own in any given season (6; this trade takes the Bullets to 8 picks in 1992).
EDIT: Just tested and it looks like this limit has been removed from the ...
What makes for a good deadline deal? Who are some of the star players you added or shipped at the deadline, and how did the trade impact winning that season? What is the same or different or the same about trading at the deadline as opposed to the rest of the season?
1. The provision for adjustments only being up to 25% raises was to keep teams from just submitting "minimum" bids as placeholders then jacking them way up on the Modification Days - this defeats the purpose of revealing all bids so that bidding wars can happen.
Review and critique so this can be improved is welcome. I don't think this system is perfect "as-is" but I like it better than our current system (and it reduces a lot of work) so I think this ought to be discussed and considered.
Our current process runs approximately as follows:
1. The "new cap" is released for the season. Cap Holds for RFA are calculated based on the new cap number. 2. Teams have until a Thursday 4 pm deadline to exercise RFA rights. The commissioner compiles the cap holds, goes into the league files, and ...
C: Charles Smith (C) - 40 PF: Buck Williams (PF) - 40 SF: Eddie A. Johnson (SF) - 40 SG: Johnny Newman (SG) - 40 PG: Michael Williams (PG) - 40 6th: Sarunas Marciulionis (SF/SG) - 16 7th: Lionel Simmons ( remove C /PF/ remove PG ) - 8 8th: Sam Vincent (PG) - 8 9th: Elden ...
Does indecision hurt team building? Or are rash decisions made on a whim more dangerous? What is your experience of either holding off on a trade that you probably should have made, or diving into a trade without thinking it through, and regretting it after?
We have some pretty strong pace setters? Will any team come from behind, over take the leader, and win the division? Or will all the division leaders hold serve? What will it take for either scenario to play out? Why is this team/these teams primed to take/hold the division?
IamQuailman wrote: Mon Jul 27, 2026 10:05 am
Thought process when @Mike Lowry has the option to trade a bonafide near purple-potential superstar for more picks:
Think we have a big enough sample size to do some player evaluations. Which players have caught your eye for the numbers they're putting up so far? How is their team and their GM benefitting or suffering? I have to look to Denver here and Nate McMillan. I always thought of McMillan as a second ...