J.J. Redick Agrees To One-Year $13M Deal With 76ers

Post #1 » by **RealGM Wiretap** » Mon Jul 2, 2018 4:12 pm

J.J. Redick has agreed to re-sign with the Philadelphia 76ers on a one-year deal in the $12 million to $13 million range.

Redick agreed to a one-year, $23 million deal with the 76ers last offseason.

Via Adrian Wojnarowski/ESPN

12footrim · Post #2 » by **12footrim** » Mon Jul 2, 2018 4:23 pm

Kyle Korver needs a better agent.

ClashCityRocker · Post #3 » by **ClashCityRocker** » Mon Jul 2, 2018 4:31 pm

12footrim wrote:Kyle Korver needs a better agent.

luss54321 · Post #4 » by **luss54321** » Mon Jul 2, 2018 4:35 pm

12footrim wrote:Kyle Korver needs a better agent.

Korver is 37 years old. Then again JJ isn't too far behind at 34. He played well last year so 13 million is reasonable, but I think a lot of people around the league are still wondering why Philly paid him 23 million last year. That was pretty outrageous for a 30+ year old player with a pretty limited skillset.

ccvle · Post #5 » by **ccvle** » Mon Jul 2, 2018 4:39 pm

luss54321 wrote:
12footrim wrote:Kyle Korver needs a better agent.

Korver is 37 years old. Then again JJ isn't too far behind at 34. He played well last year so 13 million is reasonable, but I think a lot of people around the league are still wondering why Philly paid him 23 million last year. That was pretty outrageous for a 30+ year old player with a pretty limited skillset.

no body wondered why he got 23 mil last year. we all knew it was a one year deal with zero risk. most importantly he fit perfectly with the sixers.

TimRobbins · Post #6 » by **TimRobbins** » Mon Jul 2, 2018 6:24 pm

Redick is doing very well with these one-year deals. $35M over two seasons is way more than he's worth on a long term deal.

dan-man · Post #7 » by **dan-man** » Mon Jul 2, 2018 6:43 pm

ccvle wrote:
luss54321 wrote:
12footrim wrote:Kyle Korver needs a better agent.

Korver is 37 years old. Then again JJ isn't too far behind at 34. He played well last year so 13 million is reasonable, but I think a lot of people around the league are still wondering why Philly paid him 23 million last year. That was pretty outrageous for a 30+ year old player with a pretty limited skillset.

no body wondered why he got 23 mil last year. we all knew it was a one year deal with zero risk. most importantly he fit perfectly with the sixers.

I think he was the beneficiary of needing to get to a minimum salary level also.

dan-man · Post #8 » by **dan-man** » Mon Jul 2, 2018 6:49 pm

Redick is a better defender and scorer than Korver. With that said, it's interesting how the white players are always compared to the other white players.

ChokeFasncists · Post #9 » by **ChokeFasncists** » Mon Jul 2, 2018 7:12 pm

So many players signing one year deals

Next summer would be big.

D21 · Post #10 » by **D21** » Mon Jul 2, 2018 7:17 pm

luss54321 wrote:... I think a lot of people around the league are still wondering why Philly paid him 23 million last year. That was pretty outrageous for a 30+ year old player with a pretty limited skillset.

It was simple. They need a shooter, Reddick has other multi-year offer maybe around 15M/yr so if you want to get one on a one year deal, you have to overpay, and they has this money to spent to reach the floor (or the difference would have been spread between all players of the team, which was a possibility).
It gave them the chance to secure him, and give it a try for this system with Reddick and see how it works. He knew himself it was overpaid, but had also the chance without committing on a long term, to test if he would happy in PHI system, while knowing he would not be re-sign for this money. It also a way for PHI to indirectly "frontload" his contract with them while they were not contending and pay him less now and spend money or other players to improve the team.

Win/Win situation.

12footrim · Post #11 » by **12footrim** » Mon Jul 2, 2018 8:05 pm

dan-man wrote:Redick is a better defender and scorer than Korver. With that said, it's interesting how the white players are always compared to the other white players.

Check there RPM, Korvers offense and defense is far superior by that metric. (Korver is the 4th rated SG'S, vs Reddick 20th overall).

I chose and not because they're both white but because both are 3-point shooting specialist who play shooting guard and are similar age. If anything Korver has much more positional versatility at 6-8 and it's the better shooter which is the skill they both really make their money on.

dan-man · Post #12 » by **dan-man** » Mon Jul 2, 2018 8:13 pm

12footrim wrote:
dan-man wrote:Redick is a better defender and scorer than Korver. With that said, it's interesting how the white players are always compared to the other white players.

Check there RPM, Korvers offense and defense is far superior by that metric. (Korver is the 4th rated SG'S, vs Reddick 20th overall).

I chose and not because they're both white but because both are 3-point shooting specialist who play shooting guard and are similar age. If anything Korver has much more positional versatility at 6-8 and it's the better shooter which is the skill they both really make their money on.

Forget RPM, I start w/the eye test.

12footrim · Post #13 » by **12footrim** » Mon Jul 2, 2018 8:29 pm

dan-man wrote:
12footrim wrote:
dan-man wrote:Redick is a better defender and scorer than Korver. With that said, it's interesting how the white players are always compared to the other white players.

Check there RPM, Korvers offense and defense is far superior by that metric. (Korver is the 4th rated SG'S, vs Reddick 20th overall).

I chose and not because they're both white but because both are 3-point shooting specialist who play shooting guard and are similar age. If anything Korver has much more positional versatility at 6-8 and it's the better shooter which is the skill they both really make their money on.

Forget RPM, I start w/the eye test.

Right bro because I'm sure you looked at every minute each of these players last year I'm sure just to be able to make a fair judgement and were free of bias. I watched them play as well but I won't discard tangible stats and it's not like I had a dog in the fight or really care how much money Reddick makes. It was just a joke ultimately but like all jokes it has to have some truth in it to hit. If you really believe there is almost 3 times the difference in these players which I believe is about the difference in pay more power to you.

puja21 · Post #14 » by **puja21** » Mon Jul 2, 2018 8:50 pm

12footrim wrote:
dan-man wrote:
12footrim wrote:
Check there RPM, Korvers offense and defense is far superior by that metric. (Korver is the 4th rated SG'S, vs Reddick 20th overall).

I chose and not because they're both white but because both are 3-point shooting specialist who play shooting guard and are similar age. If anything Korver has much more positional versatility at 6-8 and it's the better shooter which is the skill they both really make their money on.

Forget RPM, I start w/the eye test.

Right bro because I'm sure you looked at every minute each of these players last year I'm sure just to be able to make a fair judgement and were free of bias. I watched them play as well but I won't discard tangible stats and it's not like I had a dog in the fight or really care how much money Reddick makes. It was just a joke ultimately but like all jokes it has to have some truth in it to hit. If you really believe there is almost 3 times the difference in these players which I believe is about the difference in pay more power to you.

Meh
RPM wins (which factors mins) has them much closer (Redick played 50% more mins than Korver)

Regardless, not sure how tangible RPM-related stats are ... RoCo is top-10 in the whole league in both categories and as high as 6th.

Kyle Lowry is consistently in the top 10 over the past 3 years

HotelVitale · Post #15 » by **HotelVitale** » Mon Jul 2, 2018 9:22 pm

dan-man wrote:
12footrim wrote:[ Check there RPM, Korvers offense and defense is far superior by that metric. (Korver is the 4th rated SG'S, vs Reddick 20th overall). I chose and not because they're both white but because both are 3-point shooting specialist who play shooting guard and are similar age. If anything Korver has much more positional versatility at 6-8 and it's the better shooter which is the skill they both really make their money on.
Forget RPM, I start w/the eye test.

Redick is a significantly higher volume player at about the same efficiency, has more ways to get off shots and carry a bigger offensive load than Korver does. Redick can dribble a little, come off wild angles from screens, etc, while Korver is strictly a catch-and-shoot guy who has to be open to get a shot off. Even when playing with other ball-dominant scorers, Redick has averaged like 25-35% more pts per minute than KK--over the last 5 years or so the difference has been about 20pts vs about 14pts per 36. That's a very big difference. (Also Korver is 3+ years older than Redick and at 37 is very likely nearing his expiration date).

dan-man · Post #16 » by **dan-man** » Mon Jul 2, 2018 9:58 pm

puja21 wrote:
12footrim wrote:
dan-man wrote:
Forget RPM, I start w/the eye test.

Right bro because I'm sure you looked at every minute each of these players last year I'm sure just to be able to make a fair judgement and were free of bias. I watched them play as well but I won't discard tangible stats and it's not like I had a dog in the fight or really care how much money Reddick makes. It was just a joke ultimately but like all jokes it has to have some truth in it to hit. If you really believe there is almost 3 times the difference in these players which I believe is about the difference in pay more power to you.

Meh
RPM wins (which factors mins) has them much closer (Redick played 50% more mins than Korver)

Regardless, not sure how tangible RPM-related stats are ... RoCo is top-10 in the whole league in both categories and as high as 6th.

Kyle Lowry is consistently in the top 10 over the past 3 years

Long story short, Kyle Korvers agent deserves a big raise.