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2022 list

1. Victor Wembanyama (3 year, 43 million rookie contract)
2. Nikola Jokic (3 years, 165.6 million + 67.2 million 4th year player option)
3. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (3 years, 115 million)
4. Luka Doncic (2 years, 89 million + 49 million 3rd year player option)
5. Giannis Antetokounmpo (3 years, 161.4 million + 62.8 million 4th year player option)
6. Jayson Tatum (5 years, 277.3 million + 71.4 million 6th year player option)
7. Anthony Edwards (5 years, 244.7 million)
8. Paolo Banchero (2 years, 27.5 million rookie contract)
9. Ja Morant (4 years, 163.2 million)
10. Evan Mobley (1 year, 11.2 million rookie contract + 5 year, 222.4 million extension)
11. Donovan Mitchell (3 years, 121.9 million + 4th year 53.8 million player option)
12. Chet Holmgren (2 years, 24.6 million rookie contract)
13. Cade Cunningham (1 year, 13.9 million + 5 years, 224.2 million extension)
14. Jalen Brunson (4 years, 143.3 million + 43.3 million 5th year player option)
15. Jalen Williams (2 year, 11.4 million rookie contract)
16. Tyrese Haliburton (5 years, 244.7 million)
17. Anthony Davis (3 years, 155.7 million + 62.8 million 4th year player option)
18. Devin Booker (4 years, 220.4 million)
19. Jaren Jackson, Jr. (2 years, 48.7 million)
20. Franz Wagner (1 year, 7 million + 5 years, 224.2 million extension)
21. Darius Garland (4 years, 163.2 million)
22. Tyrese Maxey (5 years, 203.8 million)
23. Stephen Curry (3 years, 178 million)

Please vote for the highest trade value of this list including play, salary, age, health, etc.

NO MORE NOMINATIONS



Karl-Anthony Towns (3 years, 159.4 million + 61.0 million 4th year player option)



Amen Thompson (3 years, 31.2 million rookie contract)



Brandon Miller (3 years, 38.5 million rookie contract)



Jaylen Brown (5 years, 288.3 million)



LaMelo Ball (5 years, 203.9 million)



Jalen Johnson (4.5 million rookie contract + 5 years, 150 million extension)



Trae Young (2 years, 89 million + 49 million 3rd year player option)



Scottie Barnes (1 year, 10.1 million rookie contract + 4 years, 224.2 million)



Domantis Sabonis (4 years, 180.8 million)



Kevin Durant (2 years, 105.9 million)

Vote Brown

A lot of teams would value this prototype while players like Ball and Trae are harder to fit.

I'm torn between Brown and Barnes here but probably ultimately give the edge to Brown.

V: Jaylen Brown

V Amen

Barnes

I also was torn b/t Brown and Barnes, so went with the younger and cheaper player as a tiebreaker.

KD

Melo

Amen.

If contract didn’t matter, I’d have gone Brown. But it’s too much for too long in the 2nd apron era.

Amen

Jaylen Brown here.

Amen

Vote: Amen Thompson

Not sure I understand the Amen votes? Are you all assuming a rookie max extension or just because he is still on a rookie contract.

brackdan70 wrote:Not sure I understand the Amen votes? Are you all assuming a rookie max extension or just because he is still on a rookie contract.

For teams that aren’t free agent destinations, team control is a big deal. Amen’s got three years on rookie scale, PLUS very few top players on rookie scale don’t sign their next contract with the team that drafted them.

I considered Amen myself, but I’m not quite there on him. I can’t really differentiate between several choices at this point, so I’ll avoid voting to not bias the results.

brackdan70 wrote:Not sure I understand the Amen votes? Are you all assuming a rookie max extension or just because he is still on a rookie contract.

Trade value wise it would be an upside play if his turned his athleticism into being a superstar.

Amen 5

Brown 4
Barnes 1
Durant 1
LaMelo 1