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[QUOTE="Gabjon, post: 1783049, member: 990"]
for a player with 0-6years in the league a max deal was roughly 16mil last year it will go up this summer but not by 5+mill.

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Max salaries for 2015-16, based on years of service:
0-6 yrs: $16.407 mil
7-10 yrs: $19.689 mil
10+ yrs: $22.970 mil

Max contracts are determined by experience level with players split into three tiers (0-6 years, 7-9 years, 10+ years). Here’s how much players signing max deals this offseason will earn based on experience and length of the contract:

[B]0-6 years experience[/B] (players such as Greg Monroe, Jimmy Butler, Kawhi Leonard)

[B]Re-sign[/B] [B]Sign elsewhere[/B]
One-year $16,407,000 $16,407,000
Two-year $34,044,525 $33,552,315
Three-year $52,912,575 $51,435,945
Four-year $73,011,150 $70,057,890
Five-year $94,340,250
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