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* You must have a [[NBA:Re-Signing#When|re-sign tag free]] and a current [[NBA:Rosters#How to post|roster post]]. | * You must have a [[NBA:Re-Signing#When|re-sign tag free]] and a current [[NBA:Rosters#How to post|roster post]]. | ||
* One TAB member checks the math. That is the whole approval step. | * One TAB member checks the math. That is the whole approval step. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 14:25, 24 September 2026
| Reference | Contracts · Rosters · Salary Cap · League Spreadsheet |
| Transactions | Waivers · Trades · Options · Re-Signing · Draft · Free Agency · G League · Injured Reserve |
| Timeline | Off-Season · In-Season |
| Governance | League Structure · GM Responsibilities · Rule Changes |
| Tools | Re-Sign Calculator · Free Agency Bid Calculator |
Works out the salary a re-signed player must be given, and builds the post to go with it.
The salary is fixed by formula — this tool does the arithmetic, it does not make a judgement. The rule it implements is on Re-Signing; if the two ever disagree, the rule page wins.
Before you post
- A season only counts toward the average if the player played 40+ games. Go back further until you have three qualifying seasons, or use however many he has.
- The term is 3, 4 or 5 years, your choice, at any age.
- You must have a re-sign tag free and a current roster post.
- One TAB member checks the math. That is the whole approval step.
See also
- Re-Signing — the rule, the tags and the approval step
- Free Agency Bid Calculator — the other calculator
- Contracts — how to write the contract line