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Re: 15th Roster Spot
« Reply #15 on: July 03, 2024, 03:53:58 PM »

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So if I am interpreting things correctly, Celtics have $194M in active contracts plus they have to sign Scheierman at about $2.5M so that will put them at about $196.5M?

Tax Threshold:        $170.8M
Expected Taxable:    $25.7M

There are tax brackets now.  The luxury tax bill per Spotrac on the active salary ($194M) will be $56.2M.  The added $2.5M for Scheierman will be in the 6th bracket, repeater, so the tax will be 5.25X or about $13.1M.  If we sign a vet min at $3.3M, the cap hit is $2.1M, so the tax would be $11.0M.

Someone please confirm, is my math right?

So a vet min for the 15th roster spot would cost up to $3.3M in cash plus $11.0M in luxury tax?

The second apron is $189M I believe, so we are over that in any case.  Does it really matter how much we are over the 2nd apron, other than the tax bill?

Re: 15th Roster Spot
« Reply #16 on: July 03, 2024, 04:17:38 PM »

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So if I am interpreting things correctly, Celtics have $194M in active contracts plus they have to sign Scheierman at about $2.5M so that will put them at about $196.5M?

Tax Threshold:        $170.8M
Expected Taxable:    $25.7M

There are tax brackets now.  The luxury tax bill per Spotrac on the active salary ($194M) will be $56.2M.  The added $2.5M for Scheierman will be in the 6th bracket, repeater, so the tax will be 5.25X or about $13.1M.  If we sign a vet min at $3.3M, the cap hit is $2.1M, so the tax would be $11.0M.

Someone please confirm, is my math right?

So a vet min for the 15th roster spot would cost up to $3.3M in cash plus $11.0M in luxury tax?

The second apron is $189M I believe, so we are over that in any case.  Does it really matter how much we are over the 2nd apron, other than the tax bill?

We're not in the repeater tax yet, I believe.  And, I think the tax brackets were supposed to expand beyond $5 million.


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Re: 15th Roster Spot
« Reply #17 on: July 03, 2024, 04:31:30 PM »

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Is Gordon Hayward likely to get more than the minimum?  If not, would Brad make an offer to him?

Re: 15th Roster Spot
« Reply #18 on: July 03, 2024, 04:33:55 PM »

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Is Gordon Hayward likely to get more than the minimum?  If not, would Brad make an offer to him?

Probably not but his wife is a piece of work that hates Boston and the Celtics.

Thing is Gordo could be useful here and might help his career but I think he considers himself an elite starting player still when he is not.

Re: 15th Roster Spot
« Reply #19 on: July 03, 2024, 04:37:06 PM »

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Dario Saric is still out there. So are Lonnie Walker and Saddiq Bey (Bey is still recovering from an ACL injury but even if he came back like late winter/early spring he could help)
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Re: 15th Roster Spot
« Reply #20 on: July 03, 2024, 04:40:08 PM »

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Dario Saric is still out there. So are Lonnie Walker and Saddiq Bey (Bey is still recovering from an ACL injury but even if he came back like late winter/early spring he could help)

I would take any of those. I would prefer Lonnie Walker.

Re: 15th Roster Spot
« Reply #21 on: July 03, 2024, 04:44:29 PM »

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So if I am interpreting things correctly, Celtics have $194M in active contracts plus they have to sign Scheierman at about $2.5M so that will put them at about $196.5M?

Tax Threshold:        $170.8M
Expected Taxable:    $25.7M

There are tax brackets now.  The luxury tax bill per Spotrac on the active salary ($194M) will be $56.2M.  The added $2.5M for Scheierman will be in the 6th bracket, repeater, so the tax will be 5.25X or about $13.1M.  If we sign a vet min at $3.3M, the cap hit is $2.1M, so the tax would be $11.0M.

Someone please confirm, is my math right?

So a vet min for the 15th roster spot would cost up to $3.3M in cash plus $11.0M in luxury tax?

The second apron is $189M I believe, so we are over that in any case.  Does it really matter how much we are over the 2nd apron, other than the tax bill?

We're not in the repeater tax yet, I believe.  And, I think the tax brackets were supposed to expand beyond $5 million.

This is correct. The brackets were 5.0 million last year, they expand by the same percentage as the cap. So they should now be (140.588/136.021)x5=5.168.

Also the C's aren't in the repeater tax this year, so the 6'th bracket is taxed at 4.25x.

Looking at the C's cap table its hilarious how expensive they will be next year. If you plug in Scheierman's contract they will have 10 guys under contract next year for 215.47 million. That's with nothing for Al Horford (or a Horford replacement), and nothing for Sam Hauser. Even if you filled out teh team with min guys you be nearly 35+ million over the tax.
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Re: 15th Roster Spot
« Reply #22 on: July 03, 2024, 05:35:32 PM »

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So if I am interpreting things correctly, Celtics have $194M in active contracts plus they have to sign Scheierman at about $2.5M so that will put them at about $196.5M?

Tax Threshold:        $170.8M
Expected Taxable:    $25.7M

There are tax brackets now.  The luxury tax bill per Spotrac on the active salary ($194M) will be $56.2M.  The added $2.5M for Scheierman will be in the 6th bracket, repeater, so the tax will be 5.25X or about $13.1M.  If we sign a vet min at $3.3M, the cap hit is $2.1M, so the tax would be $11.0M.

Someone please confirm, is my math right?

So a vet min for the 15th roster spot would cost up to $3.3M in cash plus $11.0M in luxury tax?

The second apron is $189M I believe, so we are over that in any case.  Does it really matter how much we are over the 2nd apron, other than the tax bill?

We're not in the repeater tax yet, I believe.  And, I think the tax brackets were supposed to expand beyond $5 million.

This is correct. The brackets were 5.0 million last year, they expand by the same percentage as the cap. So they should now be (140.588/136.021)x5=5.168.

Also the C's aren't in the repeater tax this year, so the 6'th bracket is taxed at 4.25x.

Looking at the C's cap table its hilarious how expensive they will be next year. If you plug in Scheierman's contract they will have 10 guys under contract next year for 215.47 million. That's with nothing for Al Horford (or a Horford replacement), and nothing for Sam Hauser. Even if you filled out teh team with min guys you be nearly 35+ million over the tax.

I think they are gonna trade 1 of Porzingis or Holiday after next season or in 2026. 
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Re: 15th Roster Spot
« Reply #23 on: July 03, 2024, 06:03:06 PM »

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I don't think a move will be made until after the 25-26 season.  Zinger and al will be off the books.  The cap is supposed to go up by 10% each year with the new tv deals.  There is a possibility the cs won't need to trade anyone but their bench will be all of our pocks and vet minimum deals.

Re: 15th Roster Spot
« Reply #24 on: July 03, 2024, 10:20:18 PM »

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Is Gordon Hayward likely to get more than the minimum?  If not, would Brad make an offer to him?

Probably not but his wife is a piece of work that hates Boston and the Celtics.

Thing is Gordo could be useful here and might help his career but I think he considers himself an elite starting player still when he is not.

Not trying to get into a big thing about Robyn Hayward?s misplaced displeasure towards Boston, but she did give a congratulatory post to Joe when he took over the job from Ime, and a shout out to his wife.  There was no need to do that as Joe took over two years after she left, so she may not hate everyone in Boston.

But the bigger issue is that Hayward wants a large role on a team, and if not that certainly more playing time than he got in OKC, and the Celtics can?t promise that.

Re: 15th Roster Spot
« Reply #25 on: July 03, 2024, 10:50:50 PM »

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Is Gordon Hayward likely to get more than the minimum?  If not, would Brad make an offer to him?

Probably not but his wife is a piece of work that hates Boston and the Celtics.

Thing is Gordo could be useful here and might help his career but I think he considers himself an elite starting player still when he is not.

Not trying to get into a big thing about Robyn Hayward?s misplaced displeasure towards Boston, but she did give a congratulatory post to Joe when he took over the job from Ime, and a shout out to his wife.  There was no need to do that as Joe took over two years after she left, so she may not hate everyone in Boston.

But the bigger issue is that Hayward wants a large role on a team, and if not that certainly more playing time than he got in OKC, and the Celtics can?t promise that.

He does have a good relationship with Brad Stevens though, and he may have understood by now that teams are not going out of their way to sign him and promise him a significant role. Maybe at this point he's ok with signing on for a ring to close out his career.

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« Reply #26 on: July 03, 2024, 11:14:31 PM »

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Is Gordon Hayward likely to get more than the minimum?  If not, would Brad make an offer to him?

Probably not but his wife is a piece of work that hates Boston and the Celtics.

Thing is Gordo could be useful here and might help his career but I think he considers himself an elite starting player still when he is not.

Not trying to get into a big thing about Robyn Hayward?s misplaced displeasure towards Boston, but she did give a congratulatory post to Joe when he took over the job from Ime, and a shout out to his wife.  There was no need to do that as Joe took over two years after she left, so she may not hate everyone in Boston.

But the bigger issue is that Hayward wants a large role on a team, and if not that certainly more playing time than he got in OKC, and the Celtics can?t promise that.

He does have a good relationship with Brad Stevens though, and he may have understood by now that teams are not going out of their way to sign him and promise him a significant role. Maybe at this point he's ok with signing on for a ring to close out his career.

I doubt it.  I expect him to wind up in Denver or Miami or LA, where he has a better shot at a real rotation spot.

Re: 15th Roster Spot
« Reply #27 on: July 04, 2024, 07:47:47 AM »

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Is Gordon Hayward likely to get more than the minimum?  If not, would Brad make an offer to him?

Probably not but his wife is a piece of work that hates Boston and the Celtics.

Thing is Gordo could be useful here and might help his career but I think he considers himself an elite starting player still when he is not.

Not trying to get into a big thing about Robyn Hayward?s misplaced displeasure towards Boston, but she did give a congratulatory post to Joe when he took over the job from Ime, and a shout out to his wife.  There was no need to do that as Joe took over two years after she left, so she may not hate everyone in Boston.

But the bigger issue is that Hayward wants a large role on a team, and if not that certainly more playing time than he got in OKC, and the Celtics can?t promise that.

He does have a good relationship with Brad Stevens though, and he may have understood by now that teams are not going out of their way to sign him and promise him a significant role. Maybe at this point he's ok with signing on for a ring to close out his career.

I doubt it.  I expect him to wind up in Denver or Miami or LA, where he has a better shot at a real rotation spot.

At this point, does he want a rotation spot or a little money to play for a ring?  I?d take the ring chance if I were him at this point of my career.
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Re: 15th Roster Spot
« Reply #28 on: July 04, 2024, 09:16:51 AM »

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Is Gordon Hayward likely to get more than the minimum?  If not, would Brad make an offer to him?

Probably not but his wife is a piece of work that hates Boston and the Celtics.

Thing is Gordo could be useful here and might help his career but I think he considers himself an elite starting player still when he is not.

Not trying to get into a big thing about Robyn Hayward?s misplaced displeasure towards Boston, but she did give a congratulatory post to Joe when he took over the job from Ime, and a shout out to his wife.  There was no need to do that as Joe took over two years after she left, so she may not hate everyone in Boston.

But the bigger issue is that Hayward wants a large role on a team, and if not that certainly more playing time than he got in OKC, and the Celtics can?t promise that.

He does have a good relationship with Brad Stevens though, and he may have understood by now that teams are not going out of their way to sign him and promise him a significant role. Maybe at this point he's ok with signing on for a ring to close out his career.

I doubt it.  I expect him to wind up in Denver or Miami or LA, where he has a better shot at a real rotation spot.

At this point, does he want a rotation spot or a little money to play for a ring?  I?d take the ring chance if I were him at this point of my career.
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Re: 15th Roster Spot
« Reply #29 on: July 05, 2024, 07:50:18 AM »

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I would wait till buyout time around March..might get a pretty good player..never know what kind of injuries can occur by then

Don't believe we can participate in the buyout market if we are over the 2nd apron if the player's salary was over the MLE.
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