Expect advice from you

[Ming-Mac]

Sorry for my English

Here's the roster of my Pacers in Dynasty mode :

Starting lineup:(Player/Ovl)
C:Curry(67)
PF:KG(99)
SF:B.Bowen(59)
SG:T-Mac(91)
PG:T.Parker(77)

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Bench:
C:Okafor(70)
PF:J.O'Neal(85)
SF:S.Jackson(66)
SG:R.Miller(68),J,Barry(59)
PG:B.Jackson(73),J.Tinsley(65)

Actually I think it's a great team right now...but I still cannot resist some greedy ideas...
Is it possible to get Shaq(Without trading KG & T-Mac)???
Next question is if your team has far exceeded the salary cap,will it has any problem when extending the contract with your player???How much will they probably ask,more or less?
For example,T.Parker is an upcoming free agent...I plan extending the contract with him...his salary is only 1.55M right now...how much will he probably ask next year???Another example is R.Miller,he's almost 40 and not very impressive overall(In fact,he is the best 3-PTer,great!!!),will he ask for less?(he is 5.46M right now)
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[debiler]

I think you could get Shaq by trading some very good players for him. Just keep an eye on the salaries. They have to match or at least be close. But why wuld you do that? Curry and Okafor are far above average Centers. And Shaq is quite old, too. I think you should stick with your Lineup. In fact, I think your team is too talented... I find it more of a challenge to play with a realistic or below-average team.
To answer your free-agency question: yes, you can resign these players, but you will wreck your salary cap if you give them too generous contracts. That way, you will not be able to sign any free agents for years. But with this team, you don't need to. Stick to your players and draft some promising rookies and you'll be fine. Good luck!

[Ming-Mac]

Thanks for reply.
You're right,I think.It's more of a challenge to play with a realistic or below-average team. Maybe I should use Bobcats or Hawks . (I'm not sure whether Bobcats will be a superstars' team after I take it over however hahahaha)
Maybe I should scout some excellent-potential rookies for next few years...