Players Aren’t Pleased with the Owners’ Latest Cap Idea

by LizterRagas on June 22, 2011

David Stern, NBA CommissionerDavid Stern, NBA Commissioner exposed that owners have moved off their persistence on a tough salary cap saying it reflects a “desire to go as far as we can to avoid a lockout.” But players do not see it that way.

Therefore, it shows the cap system stays as the largest obstruction to a latest collective bargaining contract prior to the June 30 deadline.

The league has planned a “flex cap” in which teams would aim a uniform dollar amount to use, but would be allowed to go beyond up to an undetermined stage.  Players disagree it’s still a hard cap, for the reason that the ceiling ultimately would get hold, Stern said.

According to Stern the average player salary would be around $5 million and deputy commissioner Adam Silver said the objective would an ultimate50-50 split of basketball incomes.  The players presently are guaranteed 57%.

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