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Quote from: BitterJim on June 01, 2022, 06:14:47 PMQuote from: nickagneta on June 01, 2022, 05:42:36 PMIn order to extend Horford and do so that his salary is as small as possible given his value, I believe a renegotiate and extend could happen after June 30th of the year. In that renegotiation, if Horford is due $26.5 million and that renegotiation decreases the $26.5 number by almost nothing, then the max decrease in that first extended year can't be more than 40%, or a salary that first year of $15.9 million. Then it's 8% decrease each year after that. If they extend three years it's 2022-23 next year: $26.5 million2023-24 1st year: $15.9 million2024-25 2nd year: $14.628 million2025-26 3rd year: $ 13.356 million. But if the Celtics decide not to guarantee to $27.5 and they lose the Finals, a renegotiate and extend at $19.5 million is way more palatable to the team2022-23 next year: $19.5 million2023-24 1st year: $11.7 million2024-25 2nd year: $10.764 million2025-26 3rd year: $ 9.858 million.Maybe they throw in a no trade clause for the second option, if it is even available. Best case is probably just guarantee the $26.5 million, see how he plays by the end of next season and negotiate a two year deal for about $10 million per thereafter.You can't reduce a players salary in a renegotiation: http://www.cbafaq.com/salarycap.htm#Q59QuoteA renegotiation can only be used to provide a salary increase -- players can't take a "pay cut" in order to create more cap room for the team. There's no way around that 60% lower bound, unfortunately. He'll be a free agent in 2023Meh, so the renogiation is for a $1 increase on the year under contract. Everything else still holds.
Quote from: nickagneta on June 01, 2022, 05:42:36 PMIn order to extend Horford and do so that his salary is as small as possible given his value, I believe a renegotiate and extend could happen after June 30th of the year. In that renegotiation, if Horford is due $26.5 million and that renegotiation decreases the $26.5 number by almost nothing, then the max decrease in that first extended year can't be more than 40%, or a salary that first year of $15.9 million. Then it's 8% decrease each year after that. If they extend three years it's 2022-23 next year: $26.5 million2023-24 1st year: $15.9 million2024-25 2nd year: $14.628 million2025-26 3rd year: $ 13.356 million. But if the Celtics decide not to guarantee to $27.5 and they lose the Finals, a renegotiate and extend at $19.5 million is way more palatable to the team2022-23 next year: $19.5 million2023-24 1st year: $11.7 million2024-25 2nd year: $10.764 million2025-26 3rd year: $ 9.858 million.Maybe they throw in a no trade clause for the second option, if it is even available. Best case is probably just guarantee the $26.5 million, see how he plays by the end of next season and negotiate a two year deal for about $10 million per thereafter.You can't reduce a players salary in a renegotiation: http://www.cbafaq.com/salarycap.htm#Q59QuoteA renegotiation can only be used to provide a salary increase -- players can't take a "pay cut" in order to create more cap room for the team. There's no way around that 60% lower bound, unfortunately. He'll be a free agent in 2023
In order to extend Horford and do so that his salary is as small as possible given his value, I believe a renegotiate and extend could happen after June 30th of the year. In that renegotiation, if Horford is due $26.5 million and that renegotiation decreases the $26.5 number by almost nothing, then the max decrease in that first extended year can't be more than 40%, or a salary that first year of $15.9 million. Then it's 8% decrease each year after that. If they extend three years it's 2022-23 next year: $26.5 million2023-24 1st year: $15.9 million2024-25 2nd year: $14.628 million2025-26 3rd year: $ 13.356 million. But if the Celtics decide not to guarantee to $27.5 and they lose the Finals, a renegotiate and extend at $19.5 million is way more palatable to the team2022-23 next year: $19.5 million2023-24 1st year: $11.7 million2024-25 2nd year: $10.764 million2025-26 3rd year: $ 9.858 million.Maybe they throw in a no trade clause for the second option, if it is even available. Best case is probably just guarantee the $26.5 million, see how he plays by the end of next season and negotiate a two year deal for about $10 million per thereafter.
A renegotiation can only be used to provide a salary increase -- players can't take a "pay cut" in order to create more cap room for the team.