hoopsjock
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In normal seasons, anyone who signs an extension is ineligible to be traded for 6 months. So if it's late enough in the off season, it makes that date past the trade deadline. The last two years because of timeline of the off season being later they've reduced that down for this year. Brogdon for example can't be traded this year cause his date is still after the trade deadline.Never heard of anyone not being able to be traded for a year after signing, is that even a thing
If a player signs a Super Max they can't be traded for 1 year.
There are also scenarios where a player has veto rights for a year, like when we matched on Crabbe's offer sheet or when we traded for Hood because of his bird rights, but they can still be traded during that season.
But yeah, very rare someone is ineligible to be traded for a full year.