08-14-2026, 07:53 PM
(08-14-2026, 04:57 PM)HoosierDaddyKid Wrote: Bobby Marks: Swapping out Dennis Schroder for Tre Mann creates savings below the apron for Cleveland. First apron: $32m below; second apron: $44m below. The figures do not include a new contract for James Harden. For now, Cleveland is likely to have the $6.1m tax midlevel exception. A sign-and-trade (incoming salary) hard caps them at apron 1. The Cavaliers free up $6.8 million in this swap. They’re approximately $30 million under the first apron with at least one open roster spot, one of which is for James Harden. They’re also $42 million under the second apron and could still increase payroll up to it. Dennis Schroder has now been traded 9 times. He’s now the second-most traded player in NBA history.
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So if Schroeder is the #2 of most-traded players, who’s #1?

