NBA tells teams it projects 10% increase in salary cap next season, putting it near $155 million
The NBA told its teams Tuesday that it continues to expect a 10% increase in the salary cap next season, meaning it would rise to a record $154.647 million for the 2025-26 campaign. That's an increase of just over $14 million from this season and is the maximum percentage jump allowed by the current collective bargaining agreement.
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