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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Deleted member 6794" data-source="post: 561604">In a case like Jordy's the base salary and the roster bonuses don't have to stay in place, only the prorated portion of the signing bonus of the former deal will count against the cap, no matter what.Let's take a look at Nelson's cap hit for 2014. The base salary was reduced from $3.05 million to $2 million while his roster bonus was increased to $500,000.  The prorated portion of the signing bonus of the deal he signed in 2011 ($875,000) will count against the cap in 2014 as well as the prorated portion of the signing bonus of the new deal ($2.3 million). In addition the workout bonus he already received ($250,000) will count against this year's cap, resulting in a total cap hit of $5.925 million.</blockquote>

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