Post by Deleted on Feb 24, 2017 19:16:04 GMT -5
A few of us have been discussing the idea of trading cash within a trade. The question that has come up is how does the team receiving the acquired cash in a trade allocate the cash? For example, let's say:
Team A Trades
2017 cash
of $5
2018 cash
of $5
Team B Trades
2018 1st rd draft pick
In some leagues they allow the receiving team to distribute the acquired cash as they see fit. For example the paying off of two small salaries or placing it against one large salary. In the example above, if a player was placed into Team A would that acquired cash be "required" to be placed against the player's salary? Then the flip side of the trade, what happens to the budget on the team's ML page that gave up the cash? Is the traded cash simply a new obligation?
Team A Trades
2017 cash
of $5
2018 cash
of $5
Team B Trades
2018 1st rd draft pick
In some leagues they allow the receiving team to distribute the acquired cash as they see fit. For example the paying off of two small salaries or placing it against one large salary. In the example above, if a player was placed into Team A would that acquired cash be "required" to be placed against the player's salary? Then the flip side of the trade, what happens to the budget on the team's ML page that gave up the cash? Is the traded cash simply a new obligation?
