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Great way for our IU guys to open the playoffs.  All 3 with wins and an especially convincing win for Vic and the Pacers with a 98-80 beat down of the Cavs in Cleveland.  OG's next game is Tuesday and Vic and EG play again on Wednesday.

04.15     W/L Min. Pts. FG's 3's FT's Reb Asst TO Stl Blk PF +/-
                               
Tor OG 1-0                          
Hou EG 1-0 W 30 7 3-10 1-7 0-0 1 2 0 1 1 0 +5
Ind Vic 1-0 W 37 32 11-19 6-9 4-8 5 4 4 4 1 3 +21

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Some of the advanced statistics from LeBron's supporting cast are scary bad from yesterday.

 

Defensive rating with Clarkson on the court - 118.4

Defensive rating with Clarkson off the court - 96

Offensive and defensive rating with Jeff Green on the court - 72 offensive rating, 108.3 defensive rating for -36.3 net rating

Offensive and defensive rating with Jeff Green off the court - 99.1 offensive rating, 102.2 defensive rating for -3.1 net rating.

 

Funny that some Lakers fans thought Jordan Clarkson was anything but bad when he first came onto the scene. Guy was never anything but a bad player putting up numbers on horrible teams. Jeff Green needs to retire....

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Big Pay Raises Coming for G League Players

The N.B.A. is instituting a long-anticipated salary increase in its developmental league, according to two people familiar with the league’s plans.

Effective next season, players signed to G League contracts will earn $35,000 — or $7,000 per month — in addition to housing and insurance benefits over the course of the league’s five-month regular season, according to the people, who were not authorized to discuss the plans before they are announced publicly.

Players under G League contracts previously earned either $26,000 or $19,000. The increase will represent a pay raise of 35 percent or 84 percent, depending on the player’s classification.

The N.B.A. pays all player salaries in the G League.

Players also will remain eligible to earn affiliate player bonuses worth as much as $50,000, which are triggered when a player goes to training camp with an N.B.A. team and then plays for that team’s G League affiliate.

The G League will expand to 27 teams next season when the Washington Wizards introduce the Capital City Go-Go. That will leave Denver, New Orleans and Portland as the only N.B.A. teams that do not field a direct G League affiliate.

N.B.A. teams will continue to have the ability to carry two players on their rosters using what are known as two-way contracts. Starting next season, according to the new salary figures, such deals will pay $77,250 in the G League (prorated for days spent on a G League roster) and an N.B.A. rookie minimum salary prorated for days spent with their N.B.A. team.

The $77,250 is an increase from $75,000 this season, and it means the maximum potential earnings for two-way players in the 2018-19 season will be $385,000.

The 2017-18 season was the N.B.A.’s first to feature two-way contracts. Eighty-three players signed such deals, while a record 50 players on G League contracts received N.B.A. call-ups.

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Big Pay Raises Coming for G League Players

The N.B.A. is instituting a long-anticipated salary increase in its developmental league, according to two people familiar with the league’s plans.
Effective next season, players signed to G League contracts will earn $35,000 — or $7,000 per month — in addition to housing and insurance benefits over the course of the league’s five-month regular season, according to the people, who were not authorized to discuss the plans before they are announced publicly.
Players under G League contracts previously earned either $26,000 or $19,000. The increase will represent a pay raise of 35 percent or 84 percent, depending on the player’s classification.
The N.B.A. pays all player salaries in the G League.
Players also will remain eligible to earn affiliate player bonuses worth as much as $50,000, which are triggered when a player goes to training camp with an N.B.A. team and then plays for that team’s G League affiliate.
The G League will expand to 27 teams next season when the Washington Wizards introduce the Capital City Go-Go. That will leave Denver, New Orleans and Portland as the only N.B.A. teams that do not field a direct G League affiliate.
N.B.A. teams will continue to have the ability to carry two players on their rosters using what are known as two-way contracts. Starting next season, according to the new salary figures, such deals will pay $77,250 in the G League (prorated for days spent on a G League roster) and an N.B.A. rookie minimum salary prorated for days spent with their N.B.A. team.
The $77,250 is an increase from $75,000 this season, and it means the maximum potential earnings for two-way players in the 2018-19 season will be $385,000.
The 2017-18 season was the N.B.A.’s first to feature two-way contracts. Eighty-three players signed such deals, while a record 50 players on G League contracts received N.B.A. call-ups.

I like these changes. NBA ticket prices will rise though to cover it.


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The Raptors protect home court and go up 2-0 over the Wizards.  Game 3 on Friday.  EG and Vic back in action Wednesday night.

04.17     W/L Min. Pts. FG's 3's FT's Reb Asst TO Stl Blk PF +/-
                               
Tor OG 2-0 W 18 9 2-3 1-2 4-5 3 0 0 1 1 2 +5
Hou EG 1-0                          
Ind Vic 1-0                          

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I went and tried out for the Mad Ants this past September. The money would definitely not have been worth it. I make 25k where I am now lol. Good to see them raising the salary. I think you will definitely see more HS kids make the jump now.

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The level of players are significantly better now in the G league as well compared to 5ish years ago.


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