About JJNBA

Who publishes these cap sheets, where the numbers come from, and how to tell me when one of them is wrong.

Updated · 2026–27 season

What this is

JJNBA publishes a complete 2026–27 salary cap sheet for all 30 NBA teams: every contract season by season, cap holds and dead money, non-guaranteed and option years, luxury tax and repeater exposure, distance to the first and second aprons, spending power by exception, frozen draft picks under the second-apron rules, and every Exhibit 9 and Exhibit 10 camp deal. It is free, there is no account wall, and there are no ads.

Who builds it

My name is Jeremiah Thomas. I graduated from the University of Miami in 2026 with a degree in Sports Administration and Computer Science, and I am working toward a basketball operations role on the salary cap side.

This site is not scraped from another cap site. The salary data lives in a workbook I maintain by hand against public reporting and the 2023 Collective Bargaining Agreement, and the site is generated from that workbook by a build I wrote.

Cap work away from this site

  • Sports Business Classroom
  • ASU NBA Trade Deadline Competition — 2nd and 8th place finishes.
  • Contract-value model — built in Python and SQL, backtested across the current CBA era.

Corrections and contact

If a number here is wrong, I want to know. Email 12jjthomas@gmail.com. Corrections are fixed in the workbook and go live on the next build, usually the same day. If you are writing something and want to check a figure against the sheet first, that is welcome too.

For how the numbers are put together, what counts toward a payroll, and where the known limits are, see Methodology.