Through its Twitter feed dedicated to labor talks with the union, the NBA office is disseminating information about its revised proposal for a new collective bargaining agreement.
If these statements are accurate, the new offer would appear to make a few further concessions to the players than have been reported so far.
Under the revised offer, the repeater tax would only apply against teams that go over the tax threshold four times in five years. Under the previous proposal, it was believed that the repeater tax would kick in for teams that paid the tax three times in five years.
In addition, projections for the luxury tax threshold would be between $70 million and $85 million over six seasons, after which both sides would hold an option to terminate the CBA.
The NBA also states that maximum salaries would range between $13 million and $19 million, presumably referring to the first-season salary of a max deal.