Post by Commish on Feb 3, 2017 14:19:25 GMT
AAS will be used for all contracts except for the inaugural season. When you win a player using the AAS, they have to have that AAS for their contract. You will be able to backload/frontload their contracts, which is explained below.
When signing a player to a contract, you may backload or frontload the contracts, but can not exceed the 30% limit. What this means is that if a player has a $1M AAS, their salary can not be more than $1.3M and not less than $700K for any given year.
For example, I win player A in FA bidding at $3M AAS.
I can set up his contract like this:
17: $2.1M, 18: $2.1M, 19: $3.9M, 20: $3.9M
When signing a player to a contract, you may backload or frontload the contracts, but can not exceed the 30% limit. What this means is that if a player has a $1M AAS, their salary can not be more than $1.3M and not less than $700K for any given year.
For example, I win player A in FA bidding at $3M AAS.
I can set up his contract like this:
17: $2.1M, 18: $2.1M, 19: $3.9M, 20: $3.9M