Each team's worst contract

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Posted on: Thu, 06/14/2018 - 6:26pm #68646

TRC1991
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Atlanta – Miles Plumlee ($12.4m/year) signed through 2020
Boston – Guerschon Yabusele ($2.25m/year) signed through 2019
Brooklyn – Timofey Mozgov ($16m/year) signed through 2020
Charlotte – Nicolas Batum ($25m/year) signed through 2020 w/player option for 2021
Chicago – Omer Asik ($12m/year) signed through 2019 w/player option for 2020
Cleveland – George Hill ($19m/year) signed through 2020
Dallas – Wesley Matthews ($18m/year) signed through 2019
Denver – Paul Millsap ($29m/year) signed through 2019
Detroit – Jon Leuer ($10m/year) signed through 2020
Golden State – Andre Iguodala ($17m/year) signed through 2020
Houston – Ryan Anderson ($20m/year) signed through 2020
Indiana – Cory Joseph ($7.9m/year) signed through 2019
LA Clippers – Danilo Gallinari ($22m/year) signed through 2020
LA Lakers – Luol Deng ($18.1m/year) signed through 2020
Memphis – Chandler Parsons ($25m/year) signed through 2020
Miami – Tyler Johnson ($19.2m/year) signed through 2019 w/player option for 2021
Milwaukee – Tony Snell ($11m/year) signed through 2020 w/player option for 2021
Minnesota – Gorgui Dieng ($16.5m/year) signed through 2021
New Orleans – Solomon Hill ($13m/year) signed through 2020
New York – Joakim Noah ($19m/year) signed through 2020
Oklahoma City – Kyle Singler ($5m/year) signed through 2020
Orlando – Evan Fournier ($17m/year) signed through 2021
Philadelphia – Jerryd Bayless ($8.6m/year) signed through 2019
Phoenix – Brandon Knight ($15m/year) signed through 2020
Portland – Evan Turner ($18m/year) signed through 2020
Sacramento – Iman Shumpert ($11m/year) signed through 2019
San Antonio – Patty Mills ($13m/year) signed through 2021
Toronto – Serge Ibaka ($23m/year) signed through 2020
Utah – Alec Burks ($11.5m/year) signed through 2019
Washington – Ian Mahinmi ($16m/year) signed through 2020
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Posted on: Thu, 06/14/2018 - 6:31pm #1119510

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Carmelo’s Contract is definately the worst for OKC
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- Posted on: Fri, 06/15/2018 - 2:15am #1119525
  
  TRC1991
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  Carmelo Anthony isn’t under contract. He hasn’t opted into his player option yet making him technically, a free agent
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Posted on: Thu, 06/14/2018 - 8:01pm #1119513

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I read somewhere that George Hill’s contract isn’t guaranteed, or only partially guaranteed, for 2019-20.
If that’s the case, Boston, Cleveland, Golden St., Indiana and San Antonio’s worst contracts are actually very reasonable.

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Posted on: Thu, 06/14/2018 - 8:05pm #1119514

cohenbc1
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I read somewhere that George Hill’s contract isn’t guaranteed, or only partially guaranteed, for 2019-20.
If that’s the case, Boston, Cleveland, Golden St., Indiana and San Antonio’s worst contracts are actually very reasonable.

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- Posted on: Thu, 06/14/2018 - 11:27pm #1119521
  
  The Goat
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  Its only guaranteed for $1mil the season after next
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Posted on: Thu, 06/14/2018 - 9:43pm #1119517

mowesten
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Lot of people getting paid a lot of money to do nothing.
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Posted on: Thu, 06/14/2018 - 10:06pm #1119518

jjj10man
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Boston’s worst contract is the only one that isn’t bad
JR Smith is a worst contract that George Hill. 8 PPG @ 40% from the field isn’t close to NBA level

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Posted on: Thu, 06/14/2018 - 10:09pm #1119519

French Flair
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Boston : I think that Gordon Hayward is the worst contract because we don’t know if he would totally recover from his injury and still have almost 100M$ through the next 3 years
Cleveland : George Hill’s contract is only 1M$ guaranteed for 2019/2020, it will be easy to unload his contract next year and could be traded before that deadline. Tristan Thompson still have an awful contract, 36M$ through the next 2 years
Detroit : Reggie Jackson, 35M$ left through the next 2 years
OKC : Melo, even if it’s his last year on his contrat (27M$), it will be difficult to sign a good free agent this summer
Toronto : all contracts under Masai Ujiri era (overevaluated).

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- Posted on: Fri, 06/15/2018 - 12:01pm #1119597
  
  celtics1982
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  For me bad contracts are ones you have trouble moving. Sure there is some risk with Hayward, but I bet 10 plus teams would send you assets for him right now. So I don’t see that as a bad contract at all. I’m not sure if a team would even take Yabu at this point. He needs to stop eating so many donuts and get in shape!
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Posted on: Thu, 06/14/2018 - 11:29pm #1119522

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That Joakim Noah deal was the absolute worst. He might have given them 5 good games.. and in saying that I may yet be giving him too much credit
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Posted on: Fri, 06/15/2018 - 2:51am #1119527

HobbyOG
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Wish NBA went the NFL route and dissolved these gurantee contracts..lot of money thrown away and stopping teams and players from being competitive.
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Posted on: Fri, 06/15/2018 - 5:52am #1119534

high floor
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Is Orlando’s worst contract. He has a player option for $17 million, in 2020. Yikes! He literally can’t catch the ball half the time
Good topic and post,

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Posted on: Fri, 06/15/2018 - 10:31am #1119587

redsoxfreak724
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Lol wow it says a LOT about the job Ainge has done in Boston that their worst contract is $2.25 mil/year
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Posted on: Fri, 06/15/2018 - 2:59pm #1119613

DJR1957
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It still is amazing Blazers gave Turner all that $$$ and he was never that good. A few games for Boston, that’s it. Astounding… Meyers Leonard is another waste of $$$…
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Posted on: Sat, 06/16/2018 - 10:42am #1119660

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Is there anything worse than the ghost of Luol Deng?
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- Posted on: Sat, 06/16/2018 - 10:48am #1119662
  
  celtics1982
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  Giving up Russell to move his former running mate? Good old Mitch really did a number on the Lakers in one offseason. Thank God Magic is now in charge.
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  - Posted on: Sat, 06/16/2018 - 3:02pm #1119671
    
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    no nquestion mitch did quite the number on the lakers with the deng and mozgov deals. But in hindsite, the fact the lakers got kyle kuzma out of the deangelo russell/mozgov deal, i think that trade might help us both on the court player for player as well as salary
    
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    - Posted on: Sat, 06/16/2018 - 3:26pm #1119672
      
      celtics1982
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      Its not bad if Kuzma would have gone 27, 28, or 29. You had pick 30, so maybe all you got out of the trade was taking Kuzma 3 picks earlier and Josh Hart. Kinda changes that trade when you look at it that way right? Could have had Kuzma and Russell. Russell would be a nice piece to have if wanting to trade for Leonard. All comes down to who the Lakers get in free agency.
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