11-11-2012, 08:45 PM
(11-11-2012, 08:10 PM)Peter Wrote: i really like the current system, and I dont see any problems
Well no shit the person that got compensation for mediocre players would say this.
To respond to the others, I would not like to have to worry about calculating the qualifying offer salary from year to year. We have inflation turned off, so we probably won't see much change from year to year. If we start to notice a change in salaries, we can change the qualifying offer amount. I think $11M would be appropriate. That would aroundabout be the top 150 salaries. It would prevent people from getting what amounts to an early 2nd for average players and still promote teams to release those high 80s to low 90s players into FA.
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