About
Over the Apron
The NBA offseason, under the real CBA.
Most trade machines stop at salary matching. That was the easy part even before 2023. What decides deals now is the apron system — who can aggregate salaries, who can absorb one by sign-and-trade, whose mid-level is already gone, and which move quietly hard-caps a team for the rest of the year. This site is an attempt to get that part right, and to show its work: block a move and it names the rule, with the provision cited where one applies.
Contact
Built by Ben Bartlett. Corrections, missed rules, and bug reports are all genuinely welcome — a screenshot, or the move you were trying to make, helps most.
- Generalovertheapron@gmail.com
- Ben4benbartlett@gmail.com
- The site on X@overtheapron
- Ben on X@benbartlettt
Press & media
The methodology is public. Rules coverage & accuracy sets out what the engine enforces, where the public record forces an approximation, and which rules aren’t on the board yet.
rosters as of 2026-07-28
An independent project, not affiliated with or endorsed by the NBA or the NBPA. Player names, contracts, and transactions are compiled from public sources.