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Monday, November 14, 2011

Read the NBA Owners Proposal HERE


 Today seems to be the make or break day for the 2011-2012 NBA Season and a lot of people are hearing about the lockout but aren't really sure on the details of it, we are here to help. We have a video going in depth of the proposal that was offered as well as written description!


 
1. BRI Split
Players to elect one of two system options:
• Option 1: Basketball Related Income (BRI) is split 50%/50% each season
between the players and teams.
• Option 2: Same as Option 1, except in addition:
o Players receive a greater share of BRI to the extent BRI exceeds
projections, and a smaller share of BRI to the extent BRI falls short
of projections. Specifically, the players’ share (i) will be increased
by 57% of incremental BRI in excess of projected BRI for each
season, and (ii) will be reduced by 57% of the amount by which
BRI falls short of projected BRI for each season; and
o The players’ resulting overall share of BRI in a season is no less
than 49% and no greater than 51%.
2. Salary Cap/Tax System
• System includes a Soft Salary Cap as under the 2005 CBA.
• Salary Cap and Tax levels set in relation to the projected escrow level
(escrow level equals 50% of BRI, less Benefits, divided by 30) in same
proportions as under the 2005 CBA. Salary Cap and Tax levels in years
1 and 2 to be no less than their 2010-11 levels.
• Salary Cap Exceptions the same as under the 2005 CBA, except as
follows:
o Non-Taxpayer Mid-Level Exception: Set at $5M in years 1 and 2,
growing 3% annually thereafter; maximum contract length
alternates between 4 and 3 years; can be used every year.
o Taxpayer Mid-Level Exception: Set at $3M in year 1, growing 3%
annually thereafter; maximum contract length of 3 years; can be
used every year.
 
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