Franchise	 	Total Salary	Cap Room
Atlanta Hawks	 	$98,803,242 	
Boston Celtics	 	$78,386,365 	$15,756,635 
Brooklyn Nets	 	$75,318,224 	$18,824,776 
Charlotte Hornets	$99,091,302 	
Chicago Bulls	 	$95,384,528 	
Cleveland Cavaliers	$83,594,451 	$10,548,549 
Dallas Mavericks	$104,360,808 	
Denver Nuggets	 	$68,855,868 	$25,287,132 
Detroit Pistons	 	$106,166,133 	
Golden State Warriors	$98,223,008 	
Houston Rockets	 	$92,407,429 	$1,735,571 
Indiana Pacers	 	$88,822,054 	$5,320,946 
Los Angeles Clippers	$113,759,601 	
Los Angeles Lakers	$86,185,537 	$7,957,463 
Memphis Grizzlies	$109,897,421 	
Miami Heat	 	$99,974,092 	
Milwaukee Bucks	 	$93,184,678 	$958,322 
Minnesota Timberwolves	$80,541,446 	$13,601,554 
New Orleans Pelicans	$90,674,379 	$3,468,621 
New York Knicks	 	$100,833,171 	
Oklahoma City Thunder	$77,725,261 	$16,417,739 
Orlando Magic	 	$104,824,360 	
Philadelphia 76ers	$68,845,923 	$25,297,077 
Phoenix Suns	 	$80,900,983 	$13,242,017 
Portland Trail Blazers	$104,165,850 	
Sacramento Kings	$95,821,489 	
San Antonio Spurs	$105,393,788 	
Toronto Raptors	 	$106,521,470 	
Utah Jazz	 	$83,674,153 	$10,468,847 
Washington Wizards	$102,982,683 	

http://www.basketballinsiders.com/nba-team-salaries-at-a-glance/

martin wrote:

Franchise	 	Total Salary	Cap Room
Atlanta Hawks	 	$98,803,242 	
Boston Celtics	 	$78,386,365 	$15,756,635 
Brooklyn Nets	 	$75,318,224 	$18,824,776 
Charlotte Hornets	$99,091,302 	
Chicago Bulls	 	$95,384,528 	
Cleveland Cavaliers	$83,594,451 	$10,548,549 
Dallas Mavericks	$104,360,808 	
Denver Nuggets	 	$68,855,868 	$25,287,132 
Detroit Pistons	 	$106,166,133 	
Golden State Warriors	$98,223,008 	
Houston Rockets	 	$92,407,429 	$1,735,571 
Indiana Pacers	 	$88,822,054 	$5,320,946 
Los Angeles Clippers	$113,759,601 	
Los Angeles Lakers	$86,185,537 	$7,957,463 
Memphis Grizzlies	$109,897,421 	
Miami Heat	 	$99,974,092 	
Milwaukee Bucks	 	$93,184,678 	$958,322 
Minnesota Timberwolves	$80,541,446 	$13,601,554 
New Orleans Pelicans	$90,674,379 	$3,468,621 
New York Knicks	 	$100,833,171 	
Oklahoma City Thunder	$77,725,261 	$16,417,739 
Orlando Magic	 	$104,824,360 	
Philadelphia 76ers	$68,845,923 	$25,297,077 
Phoenix Suns	 	$80,900,983 	$13,242,017 
Portland Trail Blazers	$104,165,850 	
Sacramento Kings	$95,821,489 	
San Antonio Spurs	$105,393,788 	
Toronto Raptors	 	$106,521,470 	
Utah Jazz	 	$83,674,153 	$10,468,847 
Washington Wizards	$102,982,683 	

http://www.basketballinsiders.com/nba-team-salaries-at-a-glance/

Looks like they got the KNicks right and are up to date...

http://www.basketballinsiders.com/new-york-knicks-team-salary/

if you make the assumption the entire list is up to date and most teams have done the majority of their business, seems very possible it is.

(which, btw, should put some perspective to the perception of much money was spent on free agents compared to what owners are required to spend.)

WaltLongmire wrote:I'm not the best on this type of thing...

So we are now relegated to giving out minimum contracts only?

Correct

I think we also have a trade exception from the Grant trade to the Bulls...but this only helps if we make a trade, right?

No. The trade exception was generated because CBA rules required it. But it counts against cap space, like all exceptions do.

The Knicks almost certainly renounced it in order to signs Noah, Lee, Jennings, Hernangomez and Plumlee up to all the room they had left, and then went over the cap to sign Thomas and then used the room exception to sign Kuzminskas.