Examples of Veteran Player in a sentence
A Player Contract entered into with a Veteran Player (either currently existing or entered into after the date of this Agreement) that does not contain a Time Off Bonus when signed may be amended to add one in accordance with the rules set forth below.
Any such Designated Veteran Player Extension shall be deemed amended on July 1 of the Salary Cap Year covering the first Season of the extended term to provide for specific Salaries for each Season of the extended term, based on the Maximum Annual Salary applicable to such player on such July 1.
In each League Year in which there is a Fund, the total amount of the Fund shall be distributed in a proportion to be determined by the NFLPA: (i) to offset against the portion of the Legacy Benefit that is allocated as a Player Benefit Cost in such League Year; (ii) to fund a Veteran Player performance-based compensation pool as agreed upon by the parties; or (iii) for any other new Benefit for current or retired players as agreed upon by the parties.
The player and Team may provide in a Designated Veteran Player Extension that the Salaries in any Seasons after the first Season of the extended term will be increased or decreased based on percentages specified by the parties that comply with Article VII, Section 5(c).
A Designated Veteran Player Extension entered into pursuant to this subsection may not include any Incentive Compensation.
Unfortunately, these results may not apply to the NBA anymore as the league has recently implemented the Designated Veteran Player Extension rule that allows players to make more money by signing back with their current team rather thanswitching teams during free agency in an effort to combat the creation of “super teams” (Windhorst, 2016).
In each League Year in which there is a Fund, the total amount of the Fund shall be distributed in a proportion to be determined by the NFLPA: (i) to offset against the portion of the Legacy Benefit that is allocated as a Player Benefit Cost in such League Year; (ii) to fund a Veteran Player performance-based compensation pool as agreed upon by the parties; or (ii) for any other new Benefit for current or retired players as agreed upon by the parties.
A Veteran Player is a Player who has played at least one game (except where unavailable for an entire competition due to injury or at the direction of the NZRU) in the Premier Competition for the same Premier Competition Team (and/or its predecessor competition, the National Provincial Championship), in eight or more Contract Years.
Any player who signs a Designated Veteran Player Contract may not be traded for one year from the date of the signing of the contract.
Any player who is listed as a DP on one console will be considered an Amateur on the other console.● A player status DOES NOT CHANGE OR UPDATE MID SEASON UNLESS THEY ARE BEING CORRECTED BY STAFF2.2: Veteran Status (V) A Veteran Player is described as the following: ● Any player that has played 27 games or more at the LGHL level.● Any player that has played 54 games or more at the LGAHL level.● Any player that has played 120 games or more at the LGCHL level.