True or False: An increase in the team's salary cap leads to an increase in the RFA tender.

An increase in the team's salary cap does indeed lead to an increase in the RFA (Restricted Free Agent) tender. The RFA tender amount is the compensation a team offers to a restricted free agent to retain their rights. This tender is typically set based on the league's collective bargaining agreement, which takes into consideration the overall salary cap for the league. When the salary cap rises, it allows teams to allocate more resources towards player salaries, which in turn can result in an increase in the amounts teams are willing to tender to restricted free agents. Therefore, the correct understanding is that as the available salary cap increases, so do the tender offers to RFAs, reflecting the team's increased financial flexibility.

The other options are not applicable as they either misrepresent the relationship between the salary cap and restricted free agent tenders or limit the context to specific situations that do not encompass the broader implications of salary cap increases.