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Due to the new agreement between the NBA and the Players Association, the Golden State Warriors and Stephen Curry would lose a figure for more than US$4.7 million.
The NBA and the National Basketball Players Association (NBPA) reached a new tentative collective bargaining agreement that will bring important changes for the 2023-24 season and one of these modifications could lose a figure to Golden State Warriors y Stephen Curry.
With the aim of curbing the ability of the teams that spend the most in the NBA such as Los Angeles Clippers y Golden State Warriors when it comes to raising salaries and spending on luxury taxes, the new agreement between the league and the NBPA would implement a second salary cap of US$17.5 million above the tax line.
The Warriors would be one of the teams that would be hit the hardest by losing team-building mechanisms like the midlevel taxpayer exception, using cash in trades, and signing free agents on the buyout market. equipment). That said, in the event that this new change was in effect in the 2022-23 NBA season, Golden State would not have been able to hire Donte DiVincenzo.
According to the Spotrac portal, Golden State Warriors is projected to be more than $49 million above the luxury tax line next NBA season if Draymond Green decides to make use of the player option for more than $27.6 million dollars. With this scenario and after the announcement of the league about a second salary cap, the San Francisco team would have to complete the roster beyond its figures with secured ties, Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, Jordan Poole, Andrew Wiggins and the aforementioned Green, with minimum veteran contracts in the NBA. In the 2022-23 season they were at US$2.72 million per year.
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The figure that Warriors and Stephen Curry would lose by more than US$4.7 million
Donte DiVincenzo has been one of the figures of Golden State Warriors for the defensive deployment beyond averaging 9.1 points and 4.3 rebounds per game. In the event that the guard wants to continue playing with Stephen Curry next season, he has a player option for more than US$4.7 million, but with the second salary cap that the league would impose and the possibility that another team would give him more guaranteed money, this would be the star that the Dus would lose.
