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The Boston Globe
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NBA salary changes for Celtics, Spurs, Thunder
Victor Wembanyama chose to accept a five-year, $252 million extension with the Spurs instead of a potential maximum rookie deal estimated at $303 million, providing the team more salary cap flexibility. The Oklahoma City Thunder traded Luguentz Dort to the Hawks for second-round picks to manage salary cap constraints and focus on developing their young roster, including recent draft picks. The NBA's new system, including the second salary cap apron and revised draft lottery, aims to discourage tanking and promote long-term team stability, with teams like the Celtics, Thunder, and Spurs adopting strategic approaches to roster management and rebuilding.
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