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Message: [QUOTE="jncuse, post: 3921986, member: 1969"] The NBA press release (attached above) states there was proof of the Bucks tampering as there was discussions between the two before the window, but since they didn't complete the deal itself nor did they negotiate a contract (next paragraph) it lessened its penalty. So if a team has discussions and also completes the contract negotiation prior to the window, they should get larger penalties based on that standard. I suppose if a team has discussions before the window, and only completes the contract negotiations itself after the window they in theory might be subject to less penalties, but still more than a second rounder. [/QUOTE]