Post by Deleted on Aug 23, 2018 14:20:51 GMT -5
Taking a deeper look into CV values, especially now that Free Agency has opened, it appears incredibly difficult to beat 1 year deals with multi years deals.
For example:
1 year at 20M will be 20 CV
2 years needs to be 17M per year (20.4 CV)
3 years needs to be 14.5M per year (20.3 CV)
4 years needs to be 13.0M per year (20.8 CV)
I propose the following CV Multipliers:
1 year = 0.5
2 year = 1.2
3 year = 1.4
4 year = 1.6
This will allow the following multi year deals to beat the same 1 year deal shown in the example above.
1 year at 20M per year (10 CV)
2 year at 8.5M per year (10.2 CV)
3 year at 7.5M per year (10.5 CV)
4 year at 6.5M per year (10.4 CV)
I believe we will continue to see free agencies where teams will be unloading money at 1 year deals and teams that wish to offer multi year deals do not stand a chance. No one in their right mind would currently offer 4 years at 13.0M per year for someone, but they make think about doing 4 years at 6.5M per year.
I understand this would not be in effect until next free agency, but it's something we should at least look into. I am open to all comments and suggestions. Feel free to double check my math too!
For example:
1 year at 20M will be 20 CV
2 years needs to be 17M per year (20.4 CV)
3 years needs to be 14.5M per year (20.3 CV)
4 years needs to be 13.0M per year (20.8 CV)
I propose the following CV Multipliers:
1 year = 0.5
2 year = 1.2
3 year = 1.4
4 year = 1.6
This will allow the following multi year deals to beat the same 1 year deal shown in the example above.
1 year at 20M per year (10 CV)
2 year at 8.5M per year (10.2 CV)
3 year at 7.5M per year (10.5 CV)
4 year at 6.5M per year (10.4 CV)
I believe we will continue to see free agencies where teams will be unloading money at 1 year deals and teams that wish to offer multi year deals do not stand a chance. No one in their right mind would currently offer 4 years at 13.0M per year for someone, but they make think about doing 4 years at 6.5M per year.
I understand this would not be in effect until next free agency, but it's something we should at least look into. I am open to all comments and suggestions. Feel free to double check my math too!
