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The NBA’s salary cap for 2026 is an unmitigated disaster we’ll quickly feel
Well, according to the league's projected salary cap increase for the 2026-2027 season (so, starting next summer), the second apron is likely about to wreak even more havoc on NBA squads who are already tight up against the cap. It's just an unfortunate reality.
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