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Nuggets' Updated NBA Salary Cap After Spencer Jones Contract Pushes Team Into Second Apron

The Denver Nuggets are moving into the NBA's second apron after matching a $12 million offer sheet for Spencer Jones.

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The Oklahoma City Thunder signed restricted free agent Spencer Jones to a two-year, $12 million offer sheet. According to reports from NBA.com and ESPN, the Denver Nuggets intend to match this offer.

Coverage from Yahoo Sports and The Denver Post highlights that the Nuggets had a 48-hour window to respond to the Thunder's offer. Bleacher Report emphasizes that the resulting contract pushes the team's salary cap into the second apron.

Future developments depend on the official finalization of the matching process and the subsequent impact on the Nuggets' updated salary cap.

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Quick answers

What are the terms of Spencer Jones' offer sheet?

The offer from the OKC Thunder is for two years and $12 million.

How long did the Nuggets have to match the offer?

According to Yahoo Sports, the Nuggets had 48 hours to match.

What is the financial implication for the Nuggets?

Bleacher Report states that the contract pushes the team into the NBA's second apron.

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