NBA 2025-26 Salary Cap Reaches $154.647M

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    NEW YORK โ€” The NBA announced the salary cap for the approaching season, establishing it at $154.647 million. This figure reflects the maximum allowable increase of 10% over the previous seasonโ€™s cap.
    The league also revealed the tax threshold for the 2025-26 season, which is set at $187.895 million. These financial parameters will be implemented starting Tuesday, coinciding with the conclusion of the leagueโ€™s moratorium period on most signings by noon on Sunday.

    The organization disclosed several financial benchmarks for the next NBA season. Notably, the minimum team salary is set at $139.182 million. Additionally, there are two aprons: the first is positioned at $195.945 million, and the second at $207.824 million, which delineate further spending complexities for teams.

    Furthermore, midlevel exception levels have been determined. These include $14.104 million for non-taxpayer levels, $5.685 million for taxpayer levels, and $8.781 million for teams operating with cap space.

    Looking forward, should the cap experience a forecasted rise of 7% for the subsequent season, it would ascend to approximately $165.5 million. However, this future cap figure will only be confirmed in June 2026.