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Reiss: TBC (and Alexander?) only re-signed to 1-year deals
According to his twitter. However, BB said in his 5 PM press conference tonight that Alexander was never released.
TBC and Alexander's contracts qualified for the veteran minimum exemption (cap hit < compensation), which meant that they could not be extended. According to Reiss, they were re-signed at normal 1-year deals that raises their cap hits this year but allows them to be extended before they expire. |
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All of this hype for nothing. Seriously NOTHING! OOOOoooo he can be extended now if they choose to. AWESOME.
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But, it is my OBSESSION! Time to make the donuts... Don't let bed bugs bite. I smell like a yeti smothered in ice cream. :blahblah::americaflag: |
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