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Clarifying salary cap exceptions

The exception amount is based on the injured player’s salary or the non-taxpayer MLE, subject to limits. I can use this exception to sign a free agent, claim a player on waivers with one year left, or trade for a player in the last contract year, keeping in mind that it cannot be aggregated. It only works for one-year contracts, not multi-year, and it seems I can't combine it with other exceptions.Understanding DPE and trade rules

For trades, I can acquire a player in the last year of their contract, as long as their salary is within the DPE amount. I need to remember that I can't combine this with salary matching. The DPE doesn’t create a hard cap by itself, although some teams may face hard caps due to apron triggers. As for deadlines, the DPE application deadline is January 15, and it usually expires on March 10. I need to clarify that!Clarifying exceptions and context

I want to note that there’s a "Hardship" exception for roster spots, which is different from the DPE. The DPE application needs to be submitted by January 15, although it may be granted through March 10. I should provide accurate general information while being cautious about disclaimers when I'm uncertain. It seems that "莱夫利" refers to Dereck Lively II of the Dallas Mavericks, who's dealing with a neck injury, but I can't confirm recent updates due to model limitations.Explaining the DPE and Lively's context

I want to clarify that we shouldn't present specific numbers without the latest context. The DPE, or disabled player exception, is typically equal to 50% of the injured player's salary or half of the non-taxpayer MLE, whichever is less. For Dereck Lively II, who was the 12th pick in 2023, his rookie scale salary is approximately 4.3M for year one, going up to around 5-6M for year two. We can mention that the DPE may allow his team to sign a free agent for one year, claim players on waivers, or trade for expiring contracts.Explaining DPE and Mavs considerations

I want to clarify that the DPE cannot be aggregated or used for multi-year contracts; it expires on March 10 or at the end of the regular season. It sounds like the Mavericks may be apron-limited, but they can still use DPE even as a second-apron team. There are restrictions, though, like not being able to take on additional salary in trades. I’ll also note that eligibility doesn't guarantee granting, and NBA approval is needed alongside a doctor's determination. I can offer to estimate the DPE amount based on Lively's current salary!