07-20-2016, 12:57 AM
I like the 50% sharing. I know the example that was discussed was Boston and Tampa where the change to 50% basically meant Boston loses the money that can sign one top tier player while Tampa gains the money that can sign one mid-tier player. Essentially it's -1 Type A player for BOS and +1 Type B player for TBR. The swing for a team like Tampa that will never have a budget like Boston is great. It's good for balancing the inequalities that are nothing more than you have this city, while he has that city.
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