Examples of League Year in a sentence
Class Counsel agrees to the following rules for the 2002 League Year only.
For any League Year thereafter in which a Cash Salary Cap is in effect, the Minimum Regular Season Salary shall increase by a percentage corresponding to the percentage increase in the Cash Salary Cap in the next League Year (i.e., six percent (6%) or seven percent (7%)), resulting in a Minimum Regular Season Salary of at least the following: League Year 2001 -- $1400; League Year 2002 -- $1484; League Year 2003 -- $1573; League Year 2004 -- $1683; League Year 2005 -- $1801; and League Year 2006 -- $1927.
For each League Year of the Agreement, only forty percent (40%) of each Franchise Player's Regular Season Salary and bonus provisions (as counted in accordance with Article VIII, Section 5(i) above) will count as Player Compensation against the Salary Cap, and the remaining sixty percent (60%) will not count as Player Compensation against the Salary Cap.
All players shall receive a cash Minimum Regular Season Salary of at least $1400 per game in League Year 2001.
Except as provided in Article XIV, Section 5(d), player on the Injured Reserve List cannot be released by his Team so long as he has that status but may be released after the last game played by that player's Team in that League Year.
For example, and without limitation on any other example, Class Counsel and the AFL have agreed that all player contracts for players in the AFL who had signed a player contract before the 2002 League Year shall be deemed conformed to include Paragraph 4(b) of the new AFL Player Contract form, concerning the AFL players’ group licensing program.
Each League Year, a New Club may not sign a Free Agent to an AFL Player Contract until October 15, or such other date agreed to by Class Counsel and the AFL.
In the event that an AFL All-Star Game is held, a player who is selected for and is willing to play in an AFL All-Star Game will be paid $2000 in the 2001 League Year, with the amount increasing by six percent (6%) each League Year thereafter.
If a Franchise Player and a Team enter into a multi- year contract or extension, such contract or extension may not increase the Franchise Player's Regular Season Salary and bonus provisions in the subsequent years of that contract or extension by more than thirty percent (30%) over his prior League Year's Regular Season Salary and bonus provisions in each League Year of that contract.
For any League Year after League Year 2001 in which a DGR Salary Cap is in effect and thereafter, the Minimum Regular Season Salary shall increase by a percentage corresponding to the percentage increase in DGR in the next League Year or the six percent (6%) or seven percent (7%) increase, whichever is greater, up to a maximum increase of ten percent (10%) per League Year.