In the past two articles, we’ve taken a closer look at the trade restrictions imposed on two groups of players who signed free agent contracts this offseason. The smaller players from the two teams include players who cannot be traded by their team until January 15th and have re-signed contracts that meet certain requirements. The other offseason signees we examined are not eligible to be traded until Dec. 15.
In addition to these two teams, there are a few other sets of players that face certain trade restrictions this season. They can’t be traded until a certain date, they can’t be traded in certain packages, or they can’t be traded at all before the end of February.
Listed below are the players affected by these trade restrictions. This list, which we will continue to update periodically as needed, can be found on our desktop sidebar under “Hoops Rumors Features” or in the mobile menu under “Features.”
Players who recently signed as free agents or had two-way contracts:
A player who signs a free agent contract becomes eligible for a trade on December 15th or three months after signing. This means that a player who signs on September 1st will be eligible for a trade on December 15th, but one signed on September 22nd will not be eligible to be traded until December 22nd.
Similarly, players who have a bilateral agreement converted to a regular contract cannot be dealt with for three months after this happens.
Players who signed free agent contracts after September 15th or were traded to two-way deals after September 15th with their trade embargo lifted. Players marked with a star
They have the ability to object to transactions;
December 16
December 19
December 25:
December 26:
January 1:
January 4:
January 21:
January 24:
February 1:
Players who signed free agent contracts or had their two-way deals converted to regular contracts after Nov. 8 this offseason will not be eligible for a trade before the 2024 trade deadline, which falls on Feb. 8.
Players who recently signed contract extensions with the Patriots:
A player who signed a veteran contract extension cannot last six months if the new contract includes a raise of more than 5% and/or has been under contract for more than three years (including the current contract). An extension that meets either of the two criteria would exceed the NBA’s extension and trade restrictions. Player can Signing a veteran extension and remaining trade-eligible as long as the new contract does not include a raise of more than 5% and does not lock him out for more than three total seasons. Celtics big manKristaps Porzingis
For example, he remained trade-eligible after signing a two-year extension that featured a salary cut in the first year and a 5% raise in the second.
Here are the most recent Patriots extension and trade limit players, along with the dates their trade limits were lifted:
December 27:
December 28:
December 29:
January 6:
January 7
January 9:
February 6:
Ineligible to trade before the February 8 deadline this season:
Additionally, when a player signs a super-max contract extension, he is not eligible to be traded for an entire year. It means Celtic wing. Jaylen Brown
Even if he signs an extension in July, he won’t be eligible for a trade before the 2024 deadline. Brown is the only player signed to a super-max (designated veteran) contract this summer.
Recently traded players:
Recently traded players can be re-rolled immediately. However, they cannot be re-traded in a contract that includes another player’s salary for matching purposes, unless purchased through the cap department. For example, after purchase Marcus Morris From the Clippers on November 1, the sixth He could turn Morris and his $17.1 million salary and trade the same amount for another player. But if Philadelphia wants to package Morris and say so. Robert Covington
($11.7MM) For a player contract with the biggest amount of money for salary-related purposes, the team will have to wait two months to do so.
There are currently a total of five trades that fall within the cumulative limit window. Here are the dates when players involved in those deals can regroup their salaries in a second trade.
November 27:
December 1:
December 17
January 1:
Any player traded after December 8th (without being bought out in the capital division) will be ineligible to be traded before the trade deadline by combining his salary with another player in a second contract.
Note: Only players on regular and full-season contracts are listed on this page. Players who sign 10-day contracts cannot be traded. Players who sign bilateral agreements cannot trade for up to 30 days after signing.