Today's roster
NBA contract history · team profile
How does this front office build?
Where today's roster came from, what the team signs (type, length, options, age, price), when it extends, and how its deals turned out, each against the league.
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Where it differs most from the league
Signings in the window
Deal types
Signings in the window
Contract length
Signings in the window
Age at signing
Signings in the window
Biggest deals, and how they turned out
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How this is measured
- Signings: the Signing trends records for the chosen league years, standard contracts with a stated length (10-day, camp and length-unstated rows are left out), minus first-round rookie-scale deals, whose pay the draft slot sets. The signing team is the team in the log. League figures pool every team's signings.
- Roster: how each player on the current roster view was acquired, as on Team depth (draft, extension, re-signed, free agent, trade, waiver, signed after a waiver, short-term).
- Price: first-year salary as a % of that season's cap for multi-year deals, as on Price a deal. Extensions signed ahead: seasons between the league year an extension was signed and the season it starts; two or more means the team extended with two years left.
- Turned out: the Outcomes tab's measure for the window's deals: share of played seasons where the tier's market price beat what the deal paid, and the median surplus in cap points.
- The read lists the three measures furthest from the league, and only those with enough deals behind them (8 signings, 4 extensions, 15 played seasons).