[Tongue-Out-Like-23Participant]

We love to talk about overpaid players (i.e. Eddy Curry, Rashard Lewis), but what about the most underpaid players? This are their contracts according to ESPN.com.
Yes, I understand most of these deals are their rookie deals.

Joakim Noah – The Bulls’ energy bunny who’s averages of 10-11 don’t seem like he deserves 10-13mil, but when you watch him play, he means a lot more than 10ppg. He’s everything for that team and while he was gone, the Bulls looked more Bullocks.
– $2,455,680

Ben Wallace – Again, the stat sheet doesn’t tell the entire story, playing in 69 games and averaging 5-8, Wallace’s defensive ability tells no lies, although he’s not the DPoY he used to be, he doesn’t deserve this kind of paper.
– $825,497

Rodney Stuckey – More of a SG than a PG, this 6’5″ guard was the reason for the Iverson breakup, had he been a bad player, Iverson and Hamilton would have played more. That’s not his train of thought at all. his 16-4 stats and his defending brought a tad bit of that old defensive swagger when you combine him with an aging Rip and Prince.
– $1,805,040

Luc Richard Mbah a Moute – averaging 6-5 for his 2nd year, maybe he doesn’t deserve much more, but his pay is ridiculously low. I’d like to see him in the 3m zone.
– $736,420

[esperanzafleet69Participant]

i love it how ppl say detroit has a bunch of bad contracts (which im not disputing, theyve got some awful ones…) but they also have some pretty good ones as well… stuckey, prince, wallace, to name a few.. hopefully theyll have enough money to keep rodney…

[pinnacle10Participant]

Here’s a few more…

Rajon Rondo at $2.09 million.

Anthony Morrow at $733,000

Ron Artest at $5.84 million (without him Lakers probably wouldn’t have won game 7)

Grant Hill at $3 million

Wes Matthews at $457,000 ( a starter for the Jazz)

[sheltwon3Participant]

Matt Barnes at like a million and a half

[Tongue-Out-Like-23Participant]

Pinacle, read where it says “Central Division”

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