What are the middle class clause and the veteran clause?

The middle class clause, the full name of the English name is mid-levelexcep-tion, and every team in the NBA has a clause for signing free agents every year, and the excess amount does not count towards the luxury tax.

The full amount of the middle class clause is about the average salary of the whole league, more than 500 w, and only one player can be signed on this clause, and it must be used in full, regardless of the player's merits.

This average salary is calculated by dividing the previous season's total salary by 375 (30 teams multiplied by the average player per team) and multiplying by 108 to get the average salary for that season.

According to the Bird Clause, commonly known as the veteran clause, players who have played for a team for more than three years can receive an annual salary increase after re-signing with their original club. Even if the contract is not renewed with the original team, the player's annual salary will increase by 10% per year. Moreover, even if a player moves to another team after the contract is renewed, he will still be able to benefit from the Bird clause.

In addition, the annual salary of a player who is covered by the Bird clause will not be counted towards the team's salary cap, so the team will not be afraid to exceed the salary limit when signing such a player.

In addition, according to the veteran clause, the minimum annual salary for a veteran to sign is $1 million.

Each team has a free agent signing, and the excess does not count towards the luxury tax clause. The middle class clause is the average salary of the whole league, around 5 million, and only one player can be signed under this clause, and the full amount must be used.

It seems that there is no such clause.

The annual salary is about 1.2 million!

I don't know much about the rest!

Veteran clause: The old man has little strength, but he needs his experience, and it is not cost-effective to spend too much money, so the veteran clause with low salary is added to the salary space.

It's a clause for veterans.

The player option is required in the penultimate year of the contract, and the player can choose to become a free agent or continue to fulfill the contract.

The amnesty clause states that teams with a total salary of more than the "salary cap" can cut one of their players, and the salary will not be counted in the salary cap, and they will be exempt from the luxury tax, but the salary will still be paid.

The middle-class clause is that the league gives each team about 5 million dollars per season, and can pay no luxury tax.

The million-dollar clause is similar to that of the middle class, but the amount is very small, about more than 1 million, also known as the veteran clause, which can only be used to sign contracts with veterans.

I don't understand, what is the luxury tax?

Middle Wage Exception: This exception is also known as the "middle class clause". This exception allows teams to give any player a contract equal to the average annual NBA salary, even if the salary cap is exceeded.

This exception was added to the current CBA and uses the average salary amount for the previous four years (see question 22 for the definition of "average salary"). Below is the amount of middle-class clauses in the CBA for each year:

Season annual salary.

98-99 1.75 million.

99-00 2 million.

00-01 2.25 million.

01-02 thousand.

02-03 thousand.

03-04 thousand.

This exception can be split into multiple players on contracts of up to six years. Signing a multi-year long-term contract with a player does not prevent the team from using this exception every season. For example, a team can use this exception to sign a six-year contract with a player and use the exception again the following year to sign another player.

The middle class treaty is a player's annual salary of about 500 to 800w US dollars.

The veteran clause is designed to attract experienced veterans to the team, and there is an additional salary clause dedicated to it, which is around 100 to 150w per day

A special contract is a special clause contract stipulated by the NBA league (when a team's salary cap exceeds the luxury tax, the team can use these terms, although if the team's salary cap is far from exceeding, then these terms are meaningless to the team).

For example, the middle-class clause, the veteran clause, and the biennial special case you mentioned is: the salary for 1 year is about 2 million yuan (discussed by the employee and the team, more or less).

The contract is signed for 2 years, but the salary of this contract does not count towards the luxury tax and can be used once every two years (every team).

The middle-class exception doesn't seem to be used, and the basic salary and veteran terms are required

Middle-class special case ......Not a ......Others count.

Theoretically, yes.

But the NBA is a commercial arena.

It's about profits.

Blindly buying stars, even if the above 5 stars are 15 million a season.

In that season, it will be close to 80 million stars.

What about the other players? What about the protection of the site? Who will pay for miscellaneous expenses such as fares.

Is there a boss who is so stupid? Throwing tens of millions a year for the championship??

They only care about how much they earn. It would be better if I could win the championship.

It's only theoretically possible.

Unless the players take a pay cut together, just for the championship together.

Now only the Knicks have the ability to throw money.

Yes, but no team has this strength, the salary space is not enough, the luxury tax hat can be here, I know the veteran clause, which is the minimum contract, as long as the team signs the veteran contract, the league will pay about 5 million for this contract, and the team will only give the rest. The luxury tax is how much money you pay, for example, this year's luxury tax hat is 60 million, and if you copy 10 million, you will pay 10 million, and the team is not Bill Gates after all.

Is it possible? No way! First:

Draft. Each player enters the NBA through the draft to each team. Two:

Contract. Each player's contract is different. There are a lot of terms.

It's hard to be a free agent for all of them. Three: Dignity.

Every team has tactics and a leading scorer. Who is willing to play a supporting role in a group of big names? Four:

Money teams have to make money, stars have to get paid, and they can't earn it back.

The luxury tax is quite high!

Unrealistic, and no one can afford it.

That's a lot. You can search for it online.

One, the middle class contract in the NBA is only owned by teams whose salaries exceed the salary cap, one per year, and the purpose is to help these teams whose total salary exceeds the salary cap to run the player operations.

In the past two years, the middle-class contract has reached the level of about 5.5 million, for example, Celtics signed Terry with a three-year middle-class contract of 15 million.

Middle-class contracts can also be used separately, but can provide up to an annual salary below the average salary of the league, and the contract is for up to six years (usually two to three years). For example, after Hests signed Allon with a three-year mini-middle class of 9.5 million, there is still about 200 250 salary space to operate. It can be used to sign free people, so those free people who are worth more than 3 million, heats don't think about it.

Second, the bottom line of the veteran's basic salary is 1.1 million, and the part that exceeds the luxury tax is not included. However, the player for the money must be a veteran player who has played in the league for 7 years.

For example, Jamison's veteran base salary to Lakers and Hill veteran's base salary to Clippers must be more than 1.1 million per year. And Knicks' newly signed Argentine defender Prigioni only needs to provide a rookie base salary contract, which should not exceed 800,000.

In layman's terms, the middle class is not big or small, specifically about 500w. The bottom line of the veteran's basic salary is about 100w.

There are some changes to the new collective bargaining agreement, which is different from what it used to be.

The full amount of the middle class clause is about the average salary of the whole league, varies from year to year (generally increasing from year to year), and can be used to sign one player, or it can be split into two or more signings of multiple players, but the total amount cannot exceed the amount of one middle class contract.

It is a special term for NBA league terms, and every team in the NBA has a clause for signing free agents every year, and the excess part is not counted towards the luxury tax.

Another feature of the veteran's base salary is that the league pays half and the team pays half, which is used to encourage the team to give the veteran a chance to play his spare time, and the veteran's base salary is the league's respect for the veteran, because of the veteran's contribution to the league.