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Originally Posted by the2bears
Problem here is tax rates can change multiple times during the course of a contract. What do you do if the multiplier goes down in certain jurisdiction? The team would then be in violation of the cap and would have to shed some dollars?
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Maybe just set it at the beginning of each season and let the chips fall where they lay during the season. Still better than the big discrepancy we see now. I mean look at the NBA. There was a reason those juggernauts went and played for Miami. I just think it gives an unfair advantage. I think there is something that could be worked out that obviously wouldn't completely tilt the scale but at least be a lot more fair than it is now. I hate seeing such good talents settle for crappy markets based on this type of thing. I am not really complaining, I just think it could be better.