Trades and Salaries

Trades and Salaries

Postby Jimbo123 » Sat Dec 26, 2009 3:38 am

If I want to trade with another team and offer them a $3M player in exchange for a $2M player, will my available cash go up $1M to compensate for the salary difference between the two players involved in the trade? I'm interested in possibly making a trade and then picking up a free agent. If I can't recapture the $1M difference, then the trade isn't worth it. Can anyone answer this question? Thanks in advance for your reply.
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Postby elpasopesos » Sat Dec 26, 2009 9:01 am

Well no. Your initial salary cap will never change. The trade won't work unless he has 1 million lying around. If he does then of course your available cash will go up. That is what makes trades after waivers so difficult it has to ba;ance out the numbers so that the trade will fit under everyone's salary cap.
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Postby FFNogoodnik » Fri Jan 01, 2010 9:04 pm

I think it will Jimbo. Elpasopesos is correct in that your initial salary cap number will not go up but you will have 1 million extra in available cash after the trade.

For instance. Your total cap is $80 million, your players' salaries add up to $75 million giving you $5 milliom in available cash. If you trade a $3 million dollar player for a $2 million dollar player your player salaries will now addup to $74 million giving you $6 million.

Of course you will still need to have the roster spot available and the team you are trading with will need to have at least $1 million available.
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