Post by TimPig on Aug 22, 2019 18:06:06 GMT
This came up in Shout today after skrouse had a meltdown the likes of which TMBSL has never seen before.
If someone has screenshots, please share them for everyone else to see.
Anyway, with the Wheel, we're obviously drafting in an order very different than what's in the software. This means that you could draft a guy first overall but he'd be getting the contract value of a rookie slotted at 1.20 (like what happened with Grant Hill this past draft). This also means some guys drafted after Hill (Eddie Jones) could have a larger cap hit due to where the team that picks him is actually slated to draft in the software.
In an effort to appease Skrouse (it became clear quickly that it wasn't going to happen), eric offered the idea of standard contracts for first rounders, kind of like we have for second rounders.
So any rookie drafted in the first round would have the same cap hit for their initial four-year rookie contract ($2.50 > $2.75 > $3.00 > $3.25 (values listed are in the millions)).
Vote in the poll and, if yes, offer your thoughts on what the contract values should be.
If someone has screenshots, please share them for everyone else to see.
Anyway, with the Wheel, we're obviously drafting in an order very different than what's in the software. This means that you could draft a guy first overall but he'd be getting the contract value of a rookie slotted at 1.20 (like what happened with Grant Hill this past draft). This also means some guys drafted after Hill (Eddie Jones) could have a larger cap hit due to where the team that picks him is actually slated to draft in the software.
In an effort to appease Skrouse (it became clear quickly that it wasn't going to happen), eric offered the idea of standard contracts for first rounders, kind of like we have for second rounders.
So any rookie drafted in the first round would have the same cap hit for their initial four-year rookie contract ($2.50 > $2.75 > $3.00 > $3.25 (values listed are in the millions)).
Vote in the poll and, if yes, offer your thoughts on what the contract values should be.
