NBA teams will potentially be able to begin negotiations with their own free agents weeks earlier than currently allowed. Starting in 2023-24, teams can start talks one day after the final game of the NBA Finals in June, sources tell ShamsCharania.
Not much. It at least acknowledges the reality that teams were already doing this, mostly under the guise of negotiating extensions to contracts that had not yet expired. Technically, teams could talk about literally anything except free-agency contracts with their own players before it officially began on June 30. It’s bizarre to accuse a team of “tampering” with its own player, though, and this takes that possibility off the table.
NBA players will no longer be penalized for using marijuana under the agreement as it has been removed from the drug testing program. Prize money for the championship team of the NBA’s In-Season Tournament, beginning in 2023-24 season, will be $500,000 per player. Veteran extension limits will increase from 120 percent to 140 percent, which will add flexibility and have significant effects quickly. Under the current CBA, teams and players can only increase the player’s salary by 120 percent in the first new year of the extension unless that player qualifies as a designated player/rookie or makes well below the league’s average salary.
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