US EditionAlexander: A manifesto, centers, salary cap quirks, and the letter ‘K’
- Earlier this week, the Boston Celtics traded Kristaps Porzingis and Jrue Holiday after Jayson Tatum’s torn Achilles, entering semi-rebuilding mode.
- The NBA’s second apron threshold for 2025-26 is set at $207.8 million, limiting teams to sign only their own free agents, draft picks, and minimum players, as detailed in source.
- Under the NBA's second apron, teams can only sign their own free agents, draft picks, and minimum players, and trades must involve less salary than given away, limiting roster moves for 2025-26.
- Following the trades, Tatum’s injury pushed the Celtics into semi-rebuilding mode with their championship hopes impacted.
- Under the NBA's 2025-26 salary cap rules, teams can only sign their own free agents, draft picks, and minimum players, limiting trade flexibility and forcing strategic roster planning.
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Alexander: A manifesto_ centers_ salary cap quirks_ and the letter ‘K’
The world according to Jim: • Aren’t there times that you, too, wished you somehow had the wherewithal to be a team owner, or at least executive – and the outspokenness (or, more accurately, lack of diplomacy) to tell an especially difficult player agent exactly what’s on your mind? If so, how would you have responded to Rich Paul’s passive-aggressive statement last weekend, which suggested that LeBron James’ decision to opt into the final year …
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