75 major cuts! What is the "extended clause" to send my cousin away?

Just, the Bucks chose to cut Lillard with extended terms, and Lillard's contract has 2 years left with $113 million!

Let's learn it quickly:

Extended clause can be regarded as a "insets version" for cutting players - the Bucks can pay Lillard's $113 million in installments, which can relieve their pressure on the salary cap.

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The specific rules for installment payment are as follows:

If layoffs occur from July 1 to August 31, they can be paid in equal amounts in (2X+1) years. X is the remaining contract period for the player when layoffs.

Take Lillard as an example. The latter has 2 years left to fully guarantee the contract, with a salary of 54 million and 59 million respectively. Then they can pay in 5 years (2x2+1=5) and pay 22.6 million US dollars per year.

In this way, in the new season and next season, the Bucks will score a salary difference of about 30 million, as the space to sign Turner!