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NBA GM Mode puts you in the front office of a real NBA team for one full offseason. Pick any of the thirty clubs from the job board, where every team is placed by how much cap pressure it carries and how ready it is to win now, and inherit its real roster, its real contracts and its real cap sheet.
The summer runs in five acts. Lottery Night decides where your draft starts. The War Room is draft night: work the big board, take your pick or shop it to rival front offices. The Frenzy opens free agency and the signing cascade begins. The Deadline Desk puts rival offers on your desk for the final calls before the season, and the Season Ceremony plays the season out and writes your legacy.
Every move is checked against the cap rules the league itself uses. Your payroll is measured against the salary cap, the luxury tax and the first and second aprons, and the tools you are allowed shrink as you climb: cap space and the room exception while you are under the cap, the mid-level and bi-annual exceptions once you are over it, minimum contracts only past the second apron, and a sign-and-trade hard-caps you at the first apron for the season.
It is free to play, your careers are kept so you can come back to a summer you left halfway, and a finished offseason ends with a share card of what you built. If the real draft has already happened, you can start at free agency with the draft already done and play the rest of the summer from there.
NBA GM Mode is a free NBA offseason simulator on Dynatyze. You run one real team's front office through the lottery, the draft, trades, free agency and final roster decisions under the league's cap rules, then watch the season play out.
Yes. GM Mode is free to play.
Yes. Payrolls are measured against the salary cap, the luxury tax and the first and second aprons. A team under the cap spends its cap space and the room exception, a team over it uses the mid-level and bi-annual exceptions, a team past the second apron signs minimum contracts only, and a sign-and-trade hard-caps a team at the first apron for the season.
Yes. After the real draft has happened you can start at free agency with the draft already done and play the rest of the offseason from there.
Yes. Your careers are kept, so you can resume a summer from the act you left it in.