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Let's say the Suns want to pick up Gadzuric in trade (Milwaukee papers are speculating that Phoenix would be a good place to deal him if the Bucks decide to put him on the market).
Gadzuric's deal is 4.7 mil. Jim Jackson is 2.7 mil. In order to get within 25% (3.52 mil) we would have to add about $850,000 in a salary (plus a pick or two) to get him.
Could we use the trade exception to pick up a $1 million player (there are scads of them) then combine that player, with Jackson and picks, to get Gadzuric? The only hindrance would be if there is some rule about having to wait a period of time before dealing a player that you just traded for. I think there is some rule like that concerning FA's but I don't know of any restrictions on dealing recently traded players.
Its a way to get around that "you can't combine the trade exception" thing.
Gadzuric's deal is 4.7 mil. Jim Jackson is 2.7 mil. In order to get within 25% (3.52 mil) we would have to add about $850,000 in a salary (plus a pick or two) to get him.
Could we use the trade exception to pick up a $1 million player (there are scads of them) then combine that player, with Jackson and picks, to get Gadzuric? The only hindrance would be if there is some rule about having to wait a period of time before dealing a player that you just traded for. I think there is some rule like that concerning FA's but I don't know of any restrictions on dealing recently traded players.
Its a way to get around that "you can't combine the trade exception" thing.