Caleb Martin never gave Heat chance to match Sixers' offer?
The Heat had the flexibility to match Philadelphia’s four-year, $35 million deal with Martin, but Martin’s camp never gave Miami that opportunity. Martin could have made considerably more money with that same deal with the Heat because unlike South Florida, Philadelphia has city and state taxes.
Source: Miami Herald
Source: Miami Herald
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Caleb Martin will earn an additional $1.2 million if he plays in at least 67 games and Philadelphia wins 49 games and then reaches the second round of the playoffs. -via ESPN / July 11, 2024
Anunoby, Martin, George, Kevin Porter Jr., James Harden, Nicolas Batum, LeBron James, Naji Marshall, Derrick Jones Jr., and Klay Thompson all have a trade bonus in their contracts. The bonus is calculated based on a percentage of remaining salary owed at the time of the trade. In the unlikely scenario George is traded during the season, the bonus is voided because it exceeds the maximum salary allowed. -via ESPN / July 11, 2024