Kory Lichtensteiger Retires

[Schneed10]

Originally Posted by mooby

ESPN saying 3.5. Either way, I think this is a move beneficial to both team and player. I wish him good fortune in wherever he goes after this.

They forgot about the impact of moving a player back into the top 51.

Kory himself saves us $3.5M, but the rule is during the offseason you have to count the top 51 contracts on your roster as your cap number. When you remove a guy from the top 51, someone has to go in his spot. A minimum salary type guy.

So Kory saves us $3.5, but we use $0.5 of it on a min salary player moving into our top 51 to replace him.

[mooby]

Originally Posted by Schneed10

They forgot about the impact of moving a player back into the top 51.

Kory himself saves us $3.5M, but the rule is during the offseason you have to count the top 51 contracts on your roster as your cap number. When you remove a guy from the top 51, someone has to go in his spot. A minimum salary type guy.

So Kory saves us $3.5, but we use $0.5 of it on a min salary player moving into our top 51 to replace him.

I should've known better than to doubt you Schneed.

[Schneed10]

Originally Posted by mooby

I should've known better than to doubt you Schneed.

It's alright. They're journalists. Accounting and financial analysis isn't their strong suit.

On the flip side I probably couldn't write three articles a day without letting a fucking cuss word slip in there. We all have our strengths.