By Colin Maher, Cap Specialist and contributor to No Trade Clause On June 7th, ESPN reported the Phoenix Suns informed Chris Paul of their intention to waive him before his $30.8 million salary for the 2023-2024 season [...]
NBA and NBPA: A Glimpse Into Negotiations At the Table By: Ken R. DeStefano NOTE: This is the Fourth in a series of articles about collective bargaining in the NBA. We often hear about the NBA’s Collective [...]
The Collective Bargaining Agreement: What is Negotiated? By: Ken DeStefano NOTE: This is the Third in a series of articles about collective bargaining in the NBA. We often hear about the NBA’s Collective Bargaining Agreement when issues [...]
The Remaining Buyout Market By: Devin Zanskas The NBA’s trade deadline has passed, and it was an active one at that. However, that does not mean that fans haven’t seen player movement since March 25th. That [...]
The '20-21 Buyout Market By: NTC Team All teams, whether contending or in the playoff hunt, want to get better. Not everyone has the means to do so through a trade, this is where the buyout market [...]
Atlantic Division: Trade Deadline Preview By: Devin Zanskas With the March 25th trade deadline looming, it’s interesting to look at the division with the top two seeds in the Eastern Conference. The number two seeded Nets made [...]
How did the April 1957 NBA All-Star Game Become a Pivotal Moment? By: Ken DeStefano The NBA has reaped the benefits of one of the most collaborative management-labor relationships in history. This April marks the 56th anniversary [...]
