Everything to know about the NBA's apron rules, luxury tax, restrictions & more! | NBA on ESPN
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- Опубліковано 23 чер 2024
- Bobby Marks explains how the NBA's apron rules have changed over the years, what the rules are and how 18 teams' roster decisions will be impacted by the CBA's new restrictions.
📰 Bobby's apron article: www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/4...
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Love Bobby as one of ESPN's better basketball analysts, but man, with all of that Disney funding, couldn't we get a Shure SM7B, better camera, and overall production for him? He's definitely one of the solo guys who could use it.
As a professional content creator, you're 100% right lol
Whenever he’s not in studio he records on his razor phone lol much love, Bobby. 😂
He needs better lighting.
seems more like a settings issue or lighting issue more then a camrea issue
All that money be going to SAS
Keep doing these, you’ve taught me so much about the business side thank you
Dr evil explaining to me the intricacies of NBA financial rules? Sign me up
I feel like it would have been super helpful to have a diagram here, some people learn visually
My favorite part of espn right now are these Bobby Marks videos lol
Omg I was looking for an explanation. I had an idea but my friends keep asking about it and why teams can’t do this or that. Much appreciated
ESPN needs to build you a studio and a football tech kit for recording
Appreciate ya
Bobby recording this on a camcorder from 1994
Listening to this is like listening to preforming
People are like Klay isn’t Klay and they’re 100% right cuz we have to look back at what was Klay Thompson, a top 5 two way wing in the nba: him, pg, kawhi, butler, and I could be missing one or two but you get the point. He would guard the other teams best offensive player for 35 minutes a night while running 2.5 miles on offense every game and was super durable. Klay now is still one of the best shooters in the game and can get hit like no one as he’s shown by making like the 3rd most threes on like 38% from 3, his issue is upstairs, he feels deep down that he let down his team for two years and is upset that he isn’t the same two way guy even though he’s in all seriousness someone that can guard the second or third best player on a team when it matters most in crunch time, he can defend in spurts not for 35 minutes and that’s ok. He needs to come to terms with the fact that he’s an elite shooter who can take over quarters still but he just needs to have that belief and I think when he was coming off the bench he was able to just play and didn’t really force many shots and let the game come to him. The one thing that’s odd though about how he gets his shots now is that he doesn’t get those easy 15 footers anymore to find rhythm, they don’t really post him anymore which I think is a mistake can he can shoot over the top of smaller guys and when their offense isn’t flowing and other teams are blowing up screens, giving Klay the ball in the mid post I think is a solid option. Give him the confidence by saying go post up and get a bucket. He just took too many tough shots then when he got open ones he was out of rhythm by taking all the tough ones and it was really a disaster. This might get some hate but if I’m Steve this is the general structure of my rotation:
S: Curry, Moody, Wiggins, Kuminga, TJD
B: Podz, Klay, Green, Looney
Klay and green will close every game and in all honesty I think this will help limit Klay and draymonds minutes which is important as they get older and kuminga as the clear number two hopefully is working on his game and so they can run the offense through kuminga instead of Steph being so ball dominant. I’m also gonna look at a Paul and moody for a Bruce brown and really dive into defense and he’s a slasher and secondary playmaker, kinda like an iggy and try and pray Cleveland looks to get rid of Allen and swap wiggs and tjd for Allen
Curry, Brown, SF, Kuminga, Allen
Podz, Klay, Green
And you still have a gp2 and looney as trade chips
This is becoming like the us tax code.
Do these rules restrict teams (small market in particular) that drafted their 3 max players? Like the Grizzlies for example. Will they be restricted just as much as other 2nd apron teams if they resign/extend Jaren Jackson Jr?
No.. its more for preventing super teams..
Yes they do.
@@inamorta47-playertwist Incorrect.
Unfortunately yes, whether you hate golden state or not they have a large number of big contracts due to good drafting and development and luck with the KD offseason
“Mavs in 6”. What did the Celtics do to you bro? 😂
Ur petty as fck
Great job Bobby so this means that they can't trade pg13 and klay with their your players
this is what espn needs to invest more into
Too busy hating white people and having 3 women on every show.
🥶 TRAE TO THE SPURS....
If the Bucks want to trade Bobby Portis for multiple pieces, can their trade partner aggregate contracts?
Yes. They forgot to say this, but you can't aggregate out, but you can aggregate in. I.e you can't trade 2 players for 1 player, but you can trade 1 player for multiple players. So you can get off your stars,lets say Dame for two smaller pieces like Cam Thomas and Nic Claxton from the nets, but you can't trade Dame and Bobby for Thomas/Claxton/Bridges
@@blablablaa14 gotcha. I figured as much
Either way it makes every trade more difficult
Bk all day baby
Why can’t the lakers go into the luxury tax to get a really good player or players
Free agents are cooked 😂
I honestly don't think the owners fully understand what they are doing with the second apron rules and I am 100% sure the players union didn't realize. I expect this to be one of the first rules eliminated when the next CBA is signed
I dont think so.. this rule balanced the league, making small markets being able to compete.
This rule was made to stop the rich frrom getting richer. With this, you saw the small markets getting stars.
Small markets still dominates the league in terms of numbers. They loved this rule againts superteam.
It benefits teams that is on the bottom like the mab said
Philly needs Westbrook
Lmao😂
How are you employed by ESPN ?
U make no sense at at 😡 SMH