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Earlier today, the Jazz and the Eagle completed a deal. The specific deal was that the eagle sent out John Collins and exchanged it from the Jazz for Guy and a future two-round signing. In addition, Eagle also got a special deal worth 25.3 million dollars in this deal.

As for the special transaction cases, bar friends may not know much about it. For this reason, my cousin sorted out several knowledge points. Let’s have a look together.

1. Generally speaking, a special transaction is a coupon that is valid for one year.

2. In NBA, if a team trades a player alone, then it is possible to get a special deal. Whether they get it depends on whether the salary they send is more than the salary they eat. If a team trades a player in the team separately and the salary sent out is more than the salary paid, it will get a special transaction, which is equivalent to getting a one valid for one year, coupon with face value (salary-salary).

3. The transaction exception expires.

4. How expensive a player can be introduced with this coupon depends entirely on its face value. When a team introduces players with coupons, the salary of the target player can only be 250000 dollars more than the face value of the coupon. Specifically, in the Corinth transaction, Eagles obtained a special transaction case worth 25.3 million US dollars. In the next year, they can use this special case to introduce a player with an annual salary of no more than 25.55 million.

5. Transaction special cases can be used. A transaction special case can use only one part, but multiple transaction special cases cannot be used together.

6. Transaction exceptions can only be used in transactions and cannot be used to sign players directly.

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