NBA salary cap drops to $57.7 million for '09-10 - NBA - Yahoo! Sports
sports.yahoo.com 7/8/2009 — NEW YORK (AP)—The NBA salary cap has been set for next season at $57.7 million, a decline from 2008-09, allowing teams to begin signing players. The figure the league announced Tuesday night was about $1 million less than last season’s cap of $58.68 ...

NBA Lowers Salary Cap to $57.7 Million
bizofbasketball.com 7/9/2009 — The National Basketball Association announced Tuesday that the Salary Cap for the 2009-10 season will be $57.7 million. The tax level for the 2009-10 season has been set at $69.92 million. Any team whose team salary exceeds that figure will pay a $1 tax for each $1 by which it exceeds $69.92 ...

Salary Cap Set At $57.7 Million - Basketball News & NBA Rumors
hoopsworld.com 7/8/2009 — The NBA has set the salary cap for the 2009-10 season, and it's almost a million less than many expected (a flat number from last season's $58.6 million). Here is the text of the NBA's press release: The National Basketball Association today announced ...

NBA Sets Salary Cap
digitalsportsdaily.com 7/8/2009 — NBA sets salary cap at $57.7 million

New Salary Cap Set to $57.7 Million and Tax Level Set at $69.92 Million
binarybasketball.com 7/8/2009 — Today, the NBA and David Stern have announced that the new salary cap will be set at $57.7 Million while the salary tax level will be set at $69.92 Million. For those of you that are unaware of the difference between the salary cap and the tax level, I’ll explain.  ...

Trail Blazers have $7.7 million in cap space after NBA salary cap announced
blog.oregonlive.com 7/8/2009 — The NBA salary cap has been set for the 2009-2010 season at $57.7 million.

N.B.A. Salary Cap Shrinks
nytimes.com 7/8/2009 — A 1.6 percent decrease from last season to $57.7 million — only the second reduction in its 26-year history — was a reflection of the recession.

2009-10 NBA Salary Cap Announced - $7.7 Million Cap Space for Portland
blazeoflove.com 7/8/2009 — By no means am I a salary cap guru and am not about to go into some rant and analysis on what the Blazers can do with the $7.7 million they have available under it.  With that said, Jason Quick seems to have covered it nicely for you all: The NBA salary cap has been set for the 2009-2010 ...

Salary Cap Does Not Make Cents
playerpress.com 7/9/2009 — There is an ongoing debate about whether or not baseball needs a salary cap. There are many myths about the effectiveness of a cap.

Daily Links: Fiscal sanity returns to the NBA
brightsideofthesun.com 7/8/2009 — Salary Cap Set At $57.7 Million - Basketball News & NBA Rumors - HOOPSWORLD The salary cap for the 2009-10 season has been set at $57.7 million, almost a full million less than 2008-09 and the luxury tax line which impacts even more teams is $69.9 which is also down about $1m. This is ...

Pistons officially sign free agents Gordon, Villanueva — NBA.com: News 7/8/2009
The Detroit Pistons have signed Ben Gordon and Charlie Villanueva, adding two free agents to a roster full of new faces.

Pistons sign Gordon and Villanueva (AP) — Yahoo! Sports - NBA News 7/8/2009
These aren't the same, old Detroit Pistons. Twentysomethings Ben Gordon and Charlie Villanueva joined the Pistons on Wednesday, signaling the start of a new era for a new-look franchise. "They're making a lot of changes," Gordon said. ...

Pistons' roster skews young as Gordon, Villanueva sign — USATODAY.com NBA - Top Stories 7/8/2009
The Detroit Pistons signed Ben Gordon and Charlie Villanueva on Wednesday, adding two free agents to a roster full of new faces. ...

Pistons sign Gordon, Villanueva to 5-year deals — SI.com - NBA 7/8/2009
AUBURN HILLS, Michigan (AP) -- Twentysomethings Ben Gordon and Charlie Villanueva joined the Detroit Pistons on Wednesday, signaling the start of a new era for a new-look team.

Free Agents Gordon And Villanueva Sign With The Pistons — NYT > Pro Basketball 7/8/2009
DETROIT (Reuters) - The Detroit Pistons officially signed free agents Ben Gordon and Charlie Villanueva on lucrative multi-year contracts on Wednesday, a week after agreeing terms with both players.