Welcome to Locked-on Warriors, your podcast on all things Warriors.

Part of the Locked-on Podcast Network.

I'm West Goldberg, Warriors Beat Reporter for the Mercury News.

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priced. On today's episode, I'll talk about an option the Warriors have for their closing lineup

and then get to some listener mail. And with NBA award voting ending tomorrow, I want to take a look

at Eric Pascal's chances to make the

all-rokey team. But before I do that, I just want to start today's episode by making a quick

correction to something that I said at some point last week on the show about the traded

player exception, about the trade exception that the Warriors have. They have a $17.2 million

trade exception set to expire in late October.

And I have said probably a few times that that exception could be used only on one player.

Now, I checked with a few different people about that, and that's not true.

They can actually, the Warriors, can

split that among several different players. So they don't have, it doesn't, it doesn't expire if

they use it on one player who, say, makes $10 million, right? So, for example, I was asked about

Tomas Santaransky in the mailbag on Friday, and he's, he's a, he's a $10 million salary, I believe, for next year.

And if the Warriors were to absorb Sataranski into their TPE, they would have $7.2 million

or they're about left over to use on another player before the expiration date on the TPE, which I believe is October 24th.

So I wanted to just clear that up.

Now, I did some digging this morning and just to see what kind of multiplayer trades would

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