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Post by Coach Aub on May 13, 2009 17:45:17 GMT -5
I read the rules again but I want clarification regarding a recent trade I made before the draft and its subsequent trade deadline. The one player that did not have to have a contract extension was Gerald Sensabaugh. The team I traded had another year left on the contract (until 2010). I failed to assign a contract, but by default, I inherited his contract. Since I just got him and its 2009, shouldn't I just be charged one year of cap room from my roster? Right now, he is using 2 years of cap but I did not have him in 2008. I think I should only be charged one year. Can you guys give me some feedback?
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Post by Musesboy on May 13, 2009 19:23:36 GMT -5
When you trade for a player, you automatically get his existing contract. You can never reduce a contract.
You can increase it if you announce it within a week of the trade, at a cost of 20 bucks per year added.
The new owner carries all that dead weight for every trade we ever make.
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Post by Coach Aub on May 14, 2009 5:28:10 GMT -5
O.K. I have not been in that situation w/ a player before. Thanks for the info.
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