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Darren Collison (SAC-PG) FA

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Darren Collison (SAC-PG) FA

by ford15qb Wed Jan 13, 2016 8:44 am

Bids Remaining 3
Player Age 28
Pro Years Played 7
Contract Years 1
Total Contract $1M
Club Option N
Contract Structure

1) $1M

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Re: Darren Collison (SAC-PG) FA

by ford15qb Thu Jan 14, 2016 3:28 pm

Conley to IR and Collison taking his place

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Bidding System: When bidding on a posted f/a, teams will have a maximum of 3 bids. The original post or illegal bids do not count as bids.

Bidding Equal Years:When bidding under $10M per season: A bid may be a minimum of a 10% increase of the Avg salary. If the bid is under a $1m increase per season, 2 of the 3 bids will be charged. When bidding $10M per season or more: The bid must be a minimum of $1M per season more. 1 bid will be charged.

Adding Year(s): When adding years to a contract the players avg salary per season can drop up to (but not more than) 10%.

Reducing Years: Teams can reduce a Max of 2 years off the current bid. Teams can match the current total contract with less years or use the following formula:When reducing the current bid by 1 year, the players avg salary per year must increase 60% or more. When reducing the current bid by 2 years, the players avg salary per year must increase 75% or more.