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Message: [QUOTE="Knicks411, post: 3407538, member: 767"] Here is the thing about that, and I think I have it right... Those scales are not off the full season salary. They are off the pro rated numbers. So if you were scheduled to make $10 million, then first, cut that in half to get to your prorated salary. $5 million. Then you use those (essentially) tax brackets. So a player will a full season salary of $10 million would end up with about $2.8 million) (in his example, Passan first uses a guy making the minimum, $563,500, you don't get 90% of that, which would be $507,150. You get 90% of (basically) half of that) [MEDIA=twitter]1265498728019918848[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]