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When the NBA introduced the amnesty clause in the 2005 Collective Bargaining Agreement, it could only be used in the summer of '05. However, when the league and players' union reached an agreement on the new CBA in 2011, the amnesty provision was modified to allow teams to use it in any of the next five offseasons.
You can read more about how the amnesty provision works in our Hoops Rumors glossary entry, but the purpose of this post is to track which teams have used the amnesty clause to date, and which teams still have it in their back pockets. You can find this tracker at any time on the right sidebar under "Hoops Rumors Features."
Here's how the amnesty landscape currently looks:
(Note: Contract figures for amnestied players represent the amount of guaranteed money left at the time the player was released; the salary committment for the team will have been reduced if the player was claimed by another club or signed elsewhere as a free agent)
Storytellers Contracts was used in the creation of this post.
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