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Anthony Davis (To the Lakers)

Where does AD end up next season? 27 members have voted

  1. 1. Where does AD end up next season?

    • Pelicans
      7%
    • Knicks
      25%
    • Lakers
      44%
    • Celtics
      18%
    • Nets
      3%
    • Other (explain in post)
      0%
      0

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No, not AD. He is the one giving up $4 million. I want to know what LeBron is giving up.

 

I don't think the collective bargaining agreement allows players to just give money back in the middle of a contract.

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I don't think the collective bargaining agreement allows players to just give money back in the middle of a contract.

 

I would think you could renegotiate your contract anytime you want as long as both parties agree, but I don't know.

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I would think you could renegotiate your contract anytime you want as long as both parties agree, but I don't know.

 

You can maybe, but the CBA and players union will not allow you to give up money. I think in the NBA even if you negotiate a new deal, it can only take effect after current one is over.

 

Players union won't allow it because it would set a horrible precedent...giving money back.

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