I good afternoon everybody Sunday here and we're gonna do something a little bit different than what we had

I'm gonna say the 15 and 60 for tomorrow because it didn't have quite enough time to get the level of research that we wanted to do for you

So instead what we're gonna do is look at something that came to the fore last year around this time

That's better an extension can you recall that last year before the trade deadline

Luliams was assumed to be a trade candidate with the Clippers ended up signing an extension now

He's that remained with the Clippers since then and there are a lot of pretty interesting candidates around the NBA

I think first though Danny would be who of us to just talk about the extension rules in general

And then just set some general principles for what kinds of players even within those rules are more likely

To be extended, but why do you just tell us what the rules are as far as just what you can pay guys and what contracts or

Eligible to be extended in the know of a season like we are right now

Yeah, it's a fascinating set of players because there are a couple prominent groups that are not eligible right now

So one is the rookie scale extensions

You could think of Carl Anthony Towns Devon Booker those types of guys obviously those guys both sign their extensions

But Tyus Jones or any number of other guys like you can't I don't know why Tyus Jones came to mind those guys cannot sign extensions right now

Also players with multiple years left on their contracts the one that six in my head is Dremond Green

They cannot sign extensions once the season starts

So the players that are still left are veterans guys that are not on rookie scale contracts that are extension eligible meaning

They're their contract that they're working from is long enough that it qualifies as extension eligible and that will be free

Agents at the end of this season so a good example that is Spencer Tinwoody who's already signed an extension

So he was on a three-year contract he had decided he signed on the I believe was the second anniversary signed a couple days after that

That's when he was eligible and because it was a three-year contract he was eligible to to resign with the nets and then

The money part of this is important too. So there are two numbers to consider

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