May 11, 2017
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Today is #TakeMeBackTuesday and the 2018/2019 NBA Season Tip Off. 1997/98 - 2008/09 Philadelphia 76ers ✖ New Era 59Fifty Fitted Cap. The Sixers will open the season against the Celtics in Boston and a rematch of last year's Eastern Conference second round matchup, The Sixers hoping to go further this year and follow up their impressive 2017/18 season while the Celtics hoping this is the year they return to the NBA Finals. #NBA #NBACap #Philadelphia #Philadelphia76ers #Boston #BostonCeltics #76ers #Sixers #Celtics #NewEra #NewEraCap #UCCGPH #teamfitted #CapCollector #CapCollectors #CapCollection #CapCollections #Basketball https://www.instagram.com/p/Bo-vaI-An1a/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=iso8v9k15vql
"Considering Bazemore signed a two-year, $4 million deal with Atlanta in the summer of 2014, the thought of him commanding even a high-eight-figure annual salary speaks to just how wild this summer is going to be. [..] The cap boom isn’t just limited to this coming summer. The NBA estimates the cap will once again soar the following offseason, going from $89 million to an eye-popping $108 million. Much like this free-agent class will reset the concept of player values—a $5 million player last year could be worth $10-plus million this time around—the 2017-18 cap jump will only further that revaluation."
