2k12 Dynasty Mode How to renew a player whose contract is about to expire

It seems that only if he offers to renew the contract with you, you can only do it, otherwise, you can only wait for the contract to expire

Two situations, three methods.

One scenario is an older player who has passed his rookie contract.

Method 1 is that he is usually satisfied with the team's situation and is willing to renew your contract, and before the deadline for the player to sign in the contract year (after the All-Star), pay attention to his player card, and if there is an expression of willingness to renew the contract or directly have the option of sign, you will directly negotiate the contract renewal.

Method 2 is that if he insists on refusing to renew his contract, and has clearly told you that he will enter the free market this summer or does not renew his contract until the signing deadline, if you really refuse to give up this player, then start a big operation before the deadline, try to free up the salary space due to expire, estimate the salary amount required to sign him in the free market, and then play the season to the offseason with salary space. Don't renew another player with a high salary or pick a high-ranking rookie with a high salary (if there is enough space to not affect it), and then offer him a contract extension in free agency. This is a relatively large choice by the player's own will, but many players shout that they are not satisfied here and there, in fact, most of them are dissatisfied with the salary is not high enough, as long as the salary you give is high enough, the success rate is still good.

The other scenario is a rookie player under his rookie contract.

Same method 1, as long as he is willing to renew the contract, it will be directly renewed.

Method 3 is to grind directly until the end of the season when his contract expires, enter the offseason, execute his one-year contract before the draft**, let him remain a restricted player, and then enter the free market after the draft, wait for other teams to contract him**, and choose the match himself, it is not up to him to decide. Try not to use option 2 and try to offer him another high-paying contract in the free market, so that he has an option and basically won't sign with you. The problem is that if there is no other team to contract him**, you can only tie him up for another year, and after one year of contract, he will be a complete free man, so in this situation, try to trade him the next year or try to do it again the next year2

Legal analysis: 2k20 players can renegotiate with the other party if they do not renew their contracts, and if the negotiation fails, they can sign with others.

Legal basis: The Civil Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 469:The parties may conclude a contract in written, oral or other forms. The written form is a form in which the contents of the contract, letter, telegram, telex, fax, etc. can be tangibly expressed. Data messages that can be tangibly represented in electronic data interchange, e-mail, etc., and that can be accessed at any time shall be deemed to be in writing.

Article 470: The content of the contract is agreed upon by the parties and generally includes the following clauses:

1) The names and addresses of the parties;

b) the subject matter; iii) quantity;

iv) Quality; 5) Price or remuneration;

6) the period, place and method of performance;

7) Liability for breach of contract;

8) Methods of Dispute Resolution.

The parties may conclude a contract with reference to the model texts of various types of contracts.

You can change the player's salary in the player, such as changing the salary of the star player you want to be lower, the same as the role player of your own team, and then turning on the option of forced trade, you can send the boredom to one for one... That way you can make an all-star lineup of 15 people, haha! Have fun!

1. Whether the salary cap will exceed the standard depends on the total salary of your team. Keeping a few superstars (like the Heat) means more salary space. One way to free up salary space is to buy out other higher-paid role players.

The problem you are talking about is that, of course, you also have to try to keep the superstar's contract renewal salary as low as possible.

The contract signing method of 1 means that the player's first year of contract is guaranteed, and the team must pay him. In the second year (i.e. the next 1), the team will negotiate with the player based on the player's performance in the first year. Generally, the team will set different contracts according to different players, which is mainly for two purposes: first, if the player does not play well in the first year, it is basically impossible to get a contract in the second year, and he can be cut directly; The second is that some teams have freed up salary space for the following year in this way, such as the free agent market every summer.

3. Salary reciprocity does not mean that they can be traded with each other, landlord, you forgot that a very important point is the ability value of the player, as well as the age and role in the team. For example, Jeremy Lin's child has an ability value of 75, but his salary is the NBA's base salary of $780,000. Generally, it is a player with a base salary, but it is rare to have an ability value of 75.

4. The integration of players depends on the time they play together, and the tacit understanding will rise, which requires patience. Your team chemistry is low, and it could be because you haven't played long enough, or you have limited knowledge of NBA players. Anyone who plays a 2K series of games must be familiar with the attributes of the players.

Who has good physical fitness, who shoots accurately, who rebounds well, who has poor defense... It's up to you to find out. Save your patience and you'll understand it after playing for a long time.

I only started playing 2k9, and I figured it out on my own, and now the game I have to play every day is 2k.

I'm really convinced.,1% You can play too.。。。 I'm at the worst 60%.

Not sure which case you're talking about :

The team has salary space and the players choose to test the FA, which may be a frustration in the team and playing time is not guaranteed. Wait until the trade deadline to see if the player may change his mind and choose to re-sign. If he continues to test the FA, then you can only sign him in the offseason, and if you have no problem with salary space, you should still be able to sign him, but there is a small chance that he will be signed by another team; If you're short on salary space, then I'd suggest you trade away before the trade deadline for draft picks.

The team has no salary space and can't renew the contract, that is, the salary has reached the hard cap, and if you want to keep him, then trade other high-paid players to free up salary space. If you think the player is dispensable, trade him for draft picks.

First, the real NBA is the same, Rose, Durant, and Wei Shao are all not renewed until the last year of the 2+2 contract, because the NBA stipulates that the number of years a player enters the NBA will determine the starting salary of the contract extension. If you renew your 2+2 contract at the end of the first two years, the starting salary is very low. In the last year of 2+2, which is the fourth year of contract renewal, the starting salary can reach the maximum salary of more than 14m.

The game should also follow this habit, rookies with real superstar potential will rarely renew your 2+2 contract before it expires, which is his money, of course, for you to earn.

Clause. Second, those who have 2+2 contracts are first-round picks, and they expire as restricted free agents, which means you can match any other team for his **. If in the fourth year, even if he says he wants to test the free market, it doesn't matter, as long as someone in the free market offers him a contract, you can match him to stay.

For example, in reality, this year's Hornets matched the Suns against Eric Gordon. If he doesn't renew his contract by the deadline, you can rest assured that you can wait until the free market, and you will match the contract when you see it, and sometimes you may be able to save money.

Clause. 3. Even if no one makes an offer in the free market, you can keep him for another year. He's a full free agent after that year, but you have at least one more year to re-sign him or trade him out for another rising star before the trade deadline.

Even if you really want to keep him, you can vacate the salary, renegotiate his contract in the free market, and there is a good chance that you will sign him back.

As for low-cost contract renewals, to be honest, it is mainly based on the player's willingness to renew your contract, you can appropriately lower the salary in **, there are not too many other ways, and it is more difficult to grasp the initiative. However, it is not uncommon for players to change their narratives, with the first three years of clamoring to enter the free market, and the last year suddenly telling you to be loyal to the team and let us renew their contracts.

This can cheat 、、、 is the player in the list. You can change the number of years and salary、、、 but it's not fun to use.

You can position his player character as a star or get him directly from the player's salary.