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  • Knight165
    *ll St*r
    • Feb 2003
    • 24964

    #16
    Re: Points to Dollars Conversion

    Stoud;
    That works great bud...thank you!

    M.K.
    Knight165
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    • mlblover33

      #17
      Re: Points to Dollars Conversion

      stoud with your basic formulla.. i came up with a more realistic chart.. hope you dont mind.. ok i took your 75,000 as my base.. and i lowered your 550,000 to 500,000 to equal exactly 25 mil dolloars.. and add some more matn and here is what you get..

      asking BP = actual $ per yr

      6 bps = $450,000

      7 bos = $596,620

      8 bps = $754,560

      9 bps = $935,820

      10 bos = $1.1 mil

      11 bps = $1.3 mil

      12 bps = $1.5 mil

      13 bps = $1.8 mil

      14 bps = $2.1 mil

      15 bps = $2.4 mil

      16 bps = $2.7 mil

      17 bps + $3.0 mil

      18 bps = $3.4 mil

      19 bps = $3.8 mil

      20 bps = $4.2 mil

      21 bps = $4.6 mil

      22 bps = $5.0 mil

      23 bps = $5.5 mil

      24 bps = $5.9 mil

      25 bps = $6.4 mil

      26 bps = $6.9 mil

      27 bps = $7.5 mil

      28 bps = $8.0 mil

      29 bps = $8.6 mil

      30 bps = $9.2 mil

      31 bps = $9.8 mil

      32 bps = $10.4 mil

      33 bps = $11.0 mil

      34 bps - $11.7 mil

      35 bps = $12.4 mil

      36 bps = $13.1 mil

      37 bps = $13.8 mil

      38 bps = $14.5 mil

      39 bps = $15.3 mil

      40 bps = $16.1 mil

      41 bps = $16.9 mil

      42 bps = $17.7 mil

      43 bps = $18.5 mil

      44 bps = $19.4 mil

      45 bps = $20.3 mil

      46 bps = $21.2 mil

      47 bps = $22.1 mil

      48 bps = $23.0 mil

      49 bps = $24.0 mil

      50 bps = $50.0 mil

      this is a break down of what each point means in dollar value. so when your looking at your players bps and see that he is wanting 17 bps per yr on their deal you can know exactly how much he is asking for in real money. here is an example...

      joe smoe.. is asking his team for a 4 yr 22 bp per yr contract extention. here is the break down.

      he is looking for a four year deal worth five mil a yr. for four yrs.. that simple... have fun keep this handy for when your looking at player salarys in the news or your own players demands.

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      • mlblover33

        #18
        Re: Points to Dollars Conversion

        stoud with your basic formulla.. i came up with a more realistic chart.. hope you dont mind.. ok i took your 75,000 as my base.. and i lowered your 550,000 to 500,000 to equal exactly 25 mil dolloars.. and add some more matn and here is what you get..

        asking BP = actual $ per yr

        6 bps = $450,000

        7 bos = $596,620

        8 bps = $754,560

        9 bps = $935,820

        10 bos = $1.1 mil

        11 bps = $1.3 mil

        12 bps = $1.5 mil

        13 bps = $1.8 mil

        14 bps = $2.1 mil

        15 bps = $2.4 mil

        16 bps = $2.7 mil

        17 bps + $3.0 mil

        18 bps = $3.4 mil

        19 bps = $3.8 mil

        20 bps = $4.2 mil

        21 bps = $4.6 mil

        22 bps = $5.0 mil

        23 bps = $5.5 mil

        24 bps = $5.9 mil

        25 bps = $6.4 mil

        26 bps = $6.9 mil

        27 bps = $7.5 mil

        28 bps = $8.0 mil

        29 bps = $8.6 mil

        30 bps = $9.2 mil

        31 bps = $9.8 mil

        32 bps = $10.4 mil

        33 bps = $11.0 mil

        34 bps - $11.7 mil

        35 bps = $12.4 mil

        36 bps = $13.1 mil

        37 bps = $13.8 mil

        38 bps = $14.5 mil

        39 bps = $15.3 mil

        40 bps = $16.1 mil

        41 bps = $16.9 mil

        42 bps = $17.7 mil

        43 bps = $18.5 mil

        44 bps = $19.4 mil

        45 bps = $20.3 mil

        46 bps = $21.2 mil

        47 bps = $22.1 mil

        48 bps = $23.0 mil

        49 bps = $24.0 mil

        50 bps = $50.0 mil

        this is a break down of what each point means in dollar value. so when your looking at your players bps and see that he is wanting 17 bps per yr on their deal you can know exactly how much he is asking for in real money. here is an example...

        joe smoe.. is asking his team for a 4 yr 22 bp per yr contract extention. here is the break down.

        he is looking for a four year deal worth five mil a yr. for four yrs.. that simple... have fun keep this handy for when your looking at player salarys in the news or your own players demands.

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        • mlblover33

          #19
          Re: Points to Dollars Conversion

          stoud with your basic formulla.. i came up with a more realistic chart.. hope you dont mind.. ok i took your 75,000 as my base.. and i lowered your 550,000 to 500,000 to equal exactly 25 mil dolloars.. and add some more matn and here is what you get..

          asking BP = actual $ per yr

          6 bps = $450,000

          7 bos = $596,620

          8 bps = $754,560

          9 bps = $935,820

          10 bos = $1.1 mil

          11 bps = $1.3 mil

          12 bps = $1.5 mil

          13 bps = $1.8 mil

          14 bps = $2.1 mil

          15 bps = $2.4 mil

          16 bps = $2.7 mil

          17 bps + $3.0 mil

          18 bps = $3.4 mil

          19 bps = $3.8 mil

          20 bps = $4.2 mil

          21 bps = $4.6 mil

          22 bps = $5.0 mil

          23 bps = $5.5 mil

          24 bps = $5.9 mil

          25 bps = $6.4 mil

          26 bps = $6.9 mil

          27 bps = $7.5 mil

          28 bps = $8.0 mil

          29 bps = $8.6 mil

          30 bps = $9.2 mil

          31 bps = $9.8 mil

          32 bps = $10.4 mil

          33 bps = $11.0 mil

          34 bps - $11.7 mil

          35 bps = $12.4 mil

          36 bps = $13.1 mil

          37 bps = $13.8 mil

          38 bps = $14.5 mil

          39 bps = $15.3 mil

          40 bps = $16.1 mil

          41 bps = $16.9 mil

          42 bps = $17.7 mil

          43 bps = $18.5 mil

          44 bps = $19.4 mil

          45 bps = $20.3 mil

          46 bps = $21.2 mil

          47 bps = $22.1 mil

          48 bps = $23.0 mil

          49 bps = $24.0 mil

          50 bps = $50.0 mil

          this is a break down of what each point means in dollar value. so when your looking at your players bps and see that he is wanting 17 bps per yr on their deal you can know exactly how much he is asking for in real money. here is an example...

          joe smoe.. is asking his team for a 4 yr 22 bp per yr contract extention. here is the break down.

          he is looking for a four year deal worth five mil a yr. for four yrs.. that simple... have fun keep this handy for when your looking at player salarys in the news or your own players demands.

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          • Stoud
            MVP
            • Mar 2003
            • 1259

            #20
            Re: Points to Dollars Conversion

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            mlblover33 said:
            stoud with your basic formulla.. i came up with a more realistic chart.. hope you dont mind.. ok i took your 75,000 as my base.. and i lowered your 550,000 to 500,000 to equal exactly 25 mil dolloars.. and add some more matn and here is what you get..


            <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

            I like it, but honestly I changed my formual a bit too. I put $75,000 back to $125,000, cause in real life the league minimum is like $750,000 I think. So 1-6 is $125,000 per point, and the only other problem I have with your conversion is that 50 BP = $50 mil. Who in the MLB is making $50 mil a year? I can't think of anyone. Even Arod is making like $22 mil a year. I figured the most someones gonna get paid was like $27.5 mil, so that's why I made it $550,000, but just as soon you could figure most people won't be making over $25 mil a year. So whatever you want, but 50 BP = $50 mil is a bit much.

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            • Stoud
              MVP
              • Mar 2003
              • 1259

              #21
              Re: Points to Dollars Conversion

              </font><blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr />
              mlblover33 said:
              stoud with your basic formulla.. i came up with a more realistic chart.. hope you dont mind.. ok i took your 75,000 as my base.. and i lowered your 550,000 to 500,000 to equal exactly 25 mil dolloars.. and add some more matn and here is what you get..


              <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

              I like it, but honestly I changed my formual a bit too. I put $75,000 back to $125,000, cause in real life the league minimum is like $750,000 I think. So 1-6 is $125,000 per point, and the only other problem I have with your conversion is that 50 BP = $50 mil. Who in the MLB is making $50 mil a year? I can't think of anyone. Even Arod is making like $22 mil a year. I figured the most someones gonna get paid was like $27.5 mil, so that's why I made it $550,000, but just as soon you could figure most people won't be making over $25 mil a year. So whatever you want, but 50 BP = $50 mil is a bit much.

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              • Stoud
                MVP
                • Mar 2003
                • 1259

                #22
                Re: Points to Dollars Conversion

                </font><blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr />
                mlblover33 said:
                stoud with your basic formulla.. i came up with a more realistic chart.. hope you dont mind.. ok i took your 75,000 as my base.. and i lowered your 550,000 to 500,000 to equal exactly 25 mil dolloars.. and add some more matn and here is what you get..


                <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

                I like it, but honestly I changed my formual a bit too. I put $75,000 back to $125,000, cause in real life the league minimum is like $750,000 I think. So 1-6 is $125,000 per point, and the only other problem I have with your conversion is that 50 BP = $50 mil. Who in the MLB is making $50 mil a year? I can't think of anyone. Even Arod is making like $22 mil a year. I figured the most someones gonna get paid was like $27.5 mil, so that's why I made it $550,000, but just as soon you could figure most people won't be making over $25 mil a year. So whatever you want, but 50 BP = $50 mil is a bit much.

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                • CNLJ1981
                  Pro
                  • Mar 2003
                  • 852

                  #23
                  Re: Points to Dollars Conversion

                  I'm sure that he meant $25 million...it looks like he just got his numbers mixed up.

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                  • CNLJ1981
                    Pro
                    • Mar 2003
                    • 852

                    #24
                    Re: Points to Dollars Conversion

                    I'm sure that he meant $25 million...it looks like he just got his numbers mixed up.

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                    • CNLJ1981
                      Pro
                      • Mar 2003
                      • 852

                      #25
                      Re: Points to Dollars Conversion

                      I'm sure that he meant $25 million...it looks like he just got his numbers mixed up.

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                      • mlblover33

                        #26
                        Re: Points to Dollars Conversion

                        dang... yes 50 = 25 mil per yer... dang it.. crap!!!! thansk for cathing that

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                        • mlblover33

                          #27
                          Re: Points to Dollars Conversion

                          dang... yes 50 = 25 mil per yer... dang it.. crap!!!! thansk for cathing that

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                          • mlblover33

                            #28
                            Re: Points to Dollars Conversion

                            dang... yes 50 = 25 mil per yer... dang it.. crap!!!! thansk for cathing that

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