Time for a change?

[Goldstar88]

The problem with the individual player maximum is sets expectations.  Jaylen has to get a 35% max to not feel slighted. Jaylen isnt worth 35% of the cap though.  He is more a 25-30% type player.  He is overpaid for what he brings, but the system basically forces Boston to offer him 35% especially as he ages.  If Boston signs him to that extension, they will hamstring themselves, but they basically have to offer that or trade Brown.

If Brown is truly serious about wanting to stay in Boston, he should accept an extension well below the maximum. Might even offer him a no trade depending on what that extension percentage is.

He would never do this. The guy who has been telling everyone all year how much he?s sacrificed is not taking a pay cut.

[smicker16]

The problem with the individual player maximum is sets expectations.  Jaylen has to get a 35% max to not feel slighted. Jaylen isnt worth 35% of the cap though.  He is more a 25-30% type player.  He is overpaid for what he brings, but the system basically forces Boston to offer him 35% especially as he ages.  If Boston signs him to that extension, they will hamstring themselves, but they basically have to offer that or trade Brown.

If Brown is truly serious about wanting to stay in Boston, he should accept an extension well below the maximum. Might even offer him a no trade depending on what that extension percentage is.

He would never do this. The guy who has been telling everyone all year how much he?s sacrificed is not taking a pay cut.

I mean what player would do that in their prime now really? The union would hate that. It is just an unrealistic expectation and another way to call JB selfish when that is what 95% of the players would do.

[Moranis]

The problem with the individual player maximum is sets expectations.  Jaylen has to get a 35% max to not feel slighted. Jaylen isnt worth 35% of the cap though.  He is more a 25-30% type player.  He is overpaid for what he brings, but the system basically forces Boston to offer him 35% especially as he ages.  If Boston signs him to that extension, they will hamstring themselves, but they basically have to offer that or trade Brown.

If Brown is truly serious about wanting to stay in Boston, he should accept an extension well below the maximum. Might even offer him a no trade depending on what that extension percentage is.

He would never do this. The guy who has been telling everyone all year how much he?s sacrificed is not taking a pay cut.

I mean what player would do that in their prime now really? The union would hate that. It is just an unrealistic expectation and another way to call JB selfish when that is what 95% of the players would do.

that is the whole point of my post though.  The system is set up to overpay players.  Jaylen isn't a top of the cap player, but the system forces that on both the team and the player.   If there was no player cap, just a team one, Jaylen doesn't get 35%, he'd get less.