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"No. You can’t reduce the amount of a registered contract. You can prepay them if you had money available in this year’s cap."Why would they have more than 30 contracted players. His tweet explicitly states that this 'prepayment' relies on moving other players on before June 30. So, if Player X is currently on 500k for 2018, 800k for 2019 and 1m for 2020, and the Dogs move on a player who has $250k left on their 2018 contract, they could potentially up Player X's 2018 salary to $750k, and reduce 2020 salary by $250k. I believe that they'd need to extend Player X's contract though (unless they've changed that rule). They are not 'prepaying' 2019 salary. They are replacing Player X's contract with one of similar value over the 3 years, but with different distribution of payments.
Well that's just front loading and extending. That wasn't my reading of the tweet. Why not just use the term everyone knows? He doesn't mention getting those registered contracts renegotiated and extended either.