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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut
Tiebreaker? Long-term ramifications?
Because I'd be stunned if there weren't a number of teams that simply blow out the bid scale on Victor Cruz.
I presume you can't bid the same dollar twice, right? So I guess that's one way to keep folks from throwing everything at Cruz; if they lose, they've tied up their bid money and can't win on anyone else.
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Those $1300 salary points have to be used to sign all of your other players too. The bigger the contract you give to a player, the longer the contract. If your star comes up in free agency, you have to top all bid offers to keep him. So strong teams are going to have a lot of their salary points tied up in guys already on the roster. You're going to have to evaluate Victor Cruz in relation to the value of all other players.
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Originally Posted by ChiefAshhole20
Is it an open bid system, where everyone knows how much each team has bid on said player, or is it more of a silent auction deal, where you put up your max bid, not knowing how much everyone else put up?
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Open bid. You'll know what the high bid is and who made it. The going, going, gone period will last 72 hours to give people a chance to bid on a player they want.