I wouldn't take that as a bad thing you still need to get rid of a few of your little value high-dollar players. You are not out of cat trouble yet. You may be out of cap **** but not out of the woods.

As I have told you privately Sometimes the best move is to make no move. Be patient build your team. In your division you face 3 experienced talented GM's it may take some time for you to turn things around.

You did a great job with this team so far. I would hate to see you be a one-and-done team. Build a team for the future. Be smart and cautious you don't necessarily need 5 first round picks or 10 80 + players to win the championship. You certainly don't need to invest 140 million dollars on one player. Other GM's have their own approach but you are in no way in any position to spend that kind of money. Count yourself fortunate that you didn't get involved in that crazy bidding war. I guess I am saying stay the course follow the script. Read all of the lynx we have sent you. And you can build a team and probably have 50 million in salary cap left in a few years.

Don't get sucked in. LOL..........MM

I was only $1.6 mill behind in the bid, Im 50/50 on whether or not he's worth the $$$, will see how he works out for the Panthers. Am wondering what the highest possible bid is? 139.6 or can you get to 140?

That is a curious question. My guess would be that there may be a percentage limit determined by that years league cap.

You have to manually work the contract offer amounts, in the yearly base amounts, the sliders will not produce the highest amount possible.