T&T board top 10 worst contracts - Vote for #10

[Dr Positivity]

2018 list

1. Russell Westbrook (3 years, 132.7 million, includes 3rd year 47.1 million player option)
2. Klay Thompson (4 years, 157.2 million)
3. John Wall (3 years, 133 million, includes 3rd year 47.4 million player option)
4. Kevin Love (3 years, 91.5 million)
5. Blake Griffin (2 years, 75.8 million, includes 2nd year 39.0 million player option)
6. D'Angelo Russell (3 years, 90.3 million)
7. Andrew Wiggins (3 years, 94.7 million)
8. Draymond Green (4 years, 99.6 million, includes 4th year 27.6 million player option)
9. Al Horford (2 years, 54.5 million, plus 26.5 million 3rd year with 12 million guaranteed)

Please vote for the #10 lowest trade value player taking into account salary, age, health, etc. and not just their caliber of play. There will be no nominee this round.

Nominees:



Tobias Harris (4 years, 147.3 million)



Davis Bertans (5 years, 80 million, includes 16 million 5th year early termination option, only 5 million guaranteed final year if plays less than 75% of games in 4th season)



Kemba Walker (3 years, 108 million, includes 37.6 million 3rd year player option)



Marcus Morris (4 years, 64 million)



Buddy Hield (4 years, 87.2 million)



Kristaps Porzingis (4 years, 131 million, includes 36.0 million 4th year player option)



Eric Gordon (3 years, 54.7 million, plus 20.9 million 4th year likely unguaranteed)

[Dr Positivity]

Vote Bertans

5 years is a lot

[HornetJail]

harris

[Wolveswin]

Walker

[gswhoops]

Harris

[babyjax13]

Walker

[FNQ]

Porzingis for me still

[kalenclayton]

Bertans

[shrink]

Really tough choice for me, but I think I’ll go with Kemba.

Porzingas may still turn out to be the worst of the remaining contracts, but I could see a team gambling he could be very good and offering a decent trade package. Also, Kemba suffers from being in the crowded PG market, and I see few buyers.

[HartfordWhalers]

Harris: 28 years old with 20.2 ppg, 7.4 rpg, 3 apg on an impressive 60.7% TS% playing pf.
(On LAC at of before his trade: 20.9 ppg 7.9 rpg, 2.7 apg on 60.5% TS% playing pf; it isn't just a small sample at this position.)

I don't see how this can be Harris over a Kemba for instance.

[tobysunsfan]

Porzingis easily for me, Harris can at least stand in the corner for 82 games while you'd be lucky to get 50 games from Porzingis.

[HartfordWhalers]

Porzingis easily for me, Harris can at least stand in the corner for 82 games while you'd be lucky to get 50 games from Porzingis.

See his stats above. You think that is just standing in the corner ?

[Texas Chuck]

Can't decide between Buddy, Bertans, and KP. But despite my very real concerns about KP's health and his level of play for that matter, I do think teams could still talk themselves into a "unicorn" even if it were a mistake. So its between Buddy and Bertans.

I think Buddy Hield has to be the choice. He's a good shooter but hardly an elite one and he offers nothing else and he has shown he's willing to create problems when unhappy.

[Texas Chuck]

Porzingis easily for me, Harris can at least stand in the corner for 82 games while you'd be lucky to get 50 games from Porzingis.

See his stats above. You think that is just standing in the corner ?

I always get him mistaken for Michael Stipe. Easy mistake really.

[Godaddycurse]

Walker

[WICKED17]

Porzingis

[Sactowndog]

Walker or Zinger for me. I think Walker.

[psman2]

Walker.

[Coxy]

I'll go wih Bertans here. He brings nothing other than shooting, and he's become steaky at best. Not even worthy of a starting spot on an atrocious team.

[VDT]

Kemba.

Porzingis has potential to surpass him given his injury history.

Another player not mentioned at all is Lillard. His contract is 100% going to turn bad, the question is when. It has the potential to be #1 with some relatively minor injuries.