Kings113 said:I thought there can only be 12 that can be played? While the other 3 available spots are for the DL. Sampson being the 12th man (he can't go to the DL), and then Price goes down Albur. for however long/times.
Here's the way I understood the new rules regarding minimum rosters and the NBDL.
(1) Every team has to have 12 players on its active roster and at least one player on its inactive roster. I believe teams can have two or possibly three inactive players.
(2) Any player with less than two years experience in the league can be placed on the inactive roster and assigned to the NBDL.
Here are articles from NBA.com regarding the new CBA and these issues. There are still a few things that are vague about them though.
Roster Size and Developmental League
If I'm understanding this correctly, the Kings could keep both Schenscher and Price on the inactive roster and send them to the NBDL. OR they could put Sampson and Schenscher on the inactive roster, but only send Luke to become an Albuquerque Thunderbird.[font=Arial, Helvetica] Sampson would have to stay with the Kings as he has more than two seasons of experience.
Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe that's about the size of things. The one question I have is whether the Maloofs are willing to spend the minimum to keep an extra big body on hand. Otherwise, it comes down to Sampson vs Luke for the last slot, and I assume Jamal would win that battle.
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