The way I understand it, when traded, the team receiving the player is only on the hook for the remaining salary, and the team trading the player away gets hit with all the bonus monies that are either guaranteed and/or being prorated from previous payout.
So my guess would be trading before deadline would make the remaining signing bonus (15M) + 2021 & 2022 roster bonus (18M) and restructure monies (7.2M) be the immediate cap hit (40.2M). However if he were traded after deadline, it would spread out the hit over 2 years as the 2022 roster bonus (15.5M) would carry over to 2022 cap, reducing the hit in 2021 to 25.7M?
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@flv when you need him.