No one except for some NBA accountants knows how much cap space any team will have this summer, but one thing is certain, the Knicks will have about $6 million more than the Nets. New York leap frogged New Jersey by dumping Jared Jeffries and Jordan Hill in the Tracy McGrady deal. The big change is the Knicks now have enough to sign two max players, the Nets one plus. It's lot more complicated, of course.
- Knicks, Nets Lead 2010 Free-Agent Bidders - Tom Ziller - FanHouse
- Walsh clears more space, now real work begins - Ken Berger - CBS Sports
- Eight teams have room to sign max free agent - John Krolik - NBC Sports
- After McGrady deal, Knicks in position for summer spending - Ian Thomsen - Sports Illustrated
- NetsDaily Analysis – Who’s Got The Cap Space - Net Income - NetsDaily Blog
- Trade spin: Ranking the teams - Chad Ford - ESPN Insider
- How some teams look heading into the Summer of 2010 - Art Garcia - NBA.com
- Nets can't catch break; now second in cap space - Fred Kerber - New York Post Nets Blog