
Obscure rule makes Chris Paul leaving Suns for Knicks unlikely
NY Post
If the Knicks attempt to outbid the Suns for point guard Chris Paul this August, they are at a distinct disadvantage.
According to former Nets executive and ESPN cap guru Bobby Marks, the Suns can offer Paul a four-year deal while the Knicks can’t go past three years because of an obscure “over-38’’ bylaw in the collective bargaining agreement. Marks predicts the Suns will net Paul with a three-year, $100 million contract if the veteran decides to opt out of the $44 million final season of his current deal.More Related News

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