Post by Matt on Jul 3, 2010 3:47:17 GMT -5
A player must have 3 or more years left on his contract and more than 8 million dollars per year to be eligible for a buy out.
Being Eligible for buy out will also require no previous buy outs in the last 3 or less seasons.
Example
In 2002 Player A has a 4 year 9 million dollar deal and you haven't bought out a player in 4 years. You are eligible.
In 2005 Player B has a 3 year 12 million a year deal but you bought out Player A three years ago. You are not eligible.
In 2006 Player B has a 2 year 12 million per year deal. You are not eligible due to player contract not long enough.
Being Eligible for buy out will also require no previous buy outs in the last 3 or less seasons.
Example
In 2002 Player A has a 4 year 9 million dollar deal and you haven't bought out a player in 4 years. You are eligible.
In 2005 Player B has a 3 year 12 million a year deal but you bought out Player A three years ago. You are not eligible.
In 2006 Player B has a 2 year 12 million per year deal. You are not eligible due to player contract not long enough.
