If the extension to the CBA can't get done, then what?

That Guy · 02-25-2006, 11:03 AM

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Originally Posted by 44deisel44

Those sound like release fees. Thats what we have to pay not save. We would save what their contract pays this year, but i could be wrong.

no, the release fees are up to 5million for the guys i listed, those figures are (release fees - 2006 salary = savings). marcus washignton for example, counts 5.162mill against the skins cap in 2006 (even though he only makes 1.5mill base salary), but releasing him would cost 4.6mill on the cap, saving an amazing 500k :P

signing bonus proration etc are all screwed up due to being so close to an expiring cba. If a new cba gets done, re-working all the bonuses to pro-rate over the entire reamaining length of the contract will save a ton of room. right now that can't be done though.

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If the extension to the CBA can't get done, then what?

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