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Reporter: Getting Ayton and Laravia makes the Lakers trigger a lower salary cap, and the deal becomes more difficult
July 3 According to previous news, the Lakers signed a two-year, $16.6 million contract with DeAndre Aiton. In response to this, CBS reporter SamQuinn said: "There are two subtle but important differences here. "If the Lakers had left DFS (Dorian Finney Smith), they would have had a luxury tax middle class special case. Instead, they used the full middle class special case on (Derandre) Ayton + (Jack) Laravia. "In the Ayton + Laravia scheme, they can get biennial special cases. But they will also trigger a lower hard salary cap, which makes trading more difficult."
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