So, St Louis wasn't able to cover the 3 mil they owed Detroit due to making roughly 10 mil less in revenue than they did the previous year and barely made anything.
I don't want to regulate salaries to an extreme level, so what I'm going to do is maintain the salary cap of last year's revenue minus money owed next year and if this happens you just lose the difference in following years. (I still edited the Tigers + 3 mil)
If this happens more than on just a few occasions I may have to rethink this policy, however. I don't want something like this to be a regular occurrence. But I prefer it happening every now and then to being extreme with the payroll restrictions just because you're sending future cash.
(Rethinking wouldn't mean being extreme with salary restrictions, it'd likely entail restricting how much money can be sent in trades)