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Originally Posted by butterfly
$1.00 now is worth about 40-60 cents in 2031, depending on a multitude of factors - definitely toward the lower end if it isn't needed for immediate survival and can be used for investment, especially in tax advantaged methods. They implicitly accept dimes on the dollar if they don't insist on front loaded contracts.
That's why a series of 1-year contracts is so much more beneficial for the player, especially when they're on the rise (like Seth Jarvis). The time to take the long term contract is when you've peaked.
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Absolutely
Agreed 100%, never questioned that at all. The player gets their cash, the team pays the cash, the cap hit is 5% less.
Silly that this hasn’t been happening all along and suddenly appears in this point in time
It’s a 4.4M player on an 88M cap
Oh
And I did those calculations in my head on a Saturday night after a vodka or two and I’m NOT an accountant believe it or not