T&T board top 10 worst contracts - Vote for #8

[Dr Positivity]

Please vote for the #8 worst contract in the league - This is not "who deserves their salary the least, it's lowest trade value including factors like play, salary, age, health, etc. In addition, please vote for a player to replace them on the nomination list.

1. Duncan Robinson (4 years, 74.4 million - 4th year 9.9 million guaranteed)
2. Michael Porter, Jr. (5 years, 179.3 million - 5th year 12 million guaranteed, 17 million if 1x all-star, fully guaranteed 2 time all-star or All NBA, or wins title with GP requirement)
3. Klay Thompson (2 years, 83.8 million)
4. Ben Simmons (3 years, 113.6 million)
5. Lonzo Ball (2 years, 40 million - 3rd year 21.4 million player option)
6. Davis Bertans (3 years, 49 million - 3rd year 5 million guaranteed, 16 million fully guaranteed if plays 75% of games 2nd year)
7. Jordan Poole (1 year, 3.9 million + 4 years, 128 million extension)

2020-2021 list



Tim Hardaway, Jr (3 years, 53.7 million)



Joe Harris (2 years, 38.5 million)



Gordon Hayward (2 years, 61.6 million)



Tobias Harris (2 years, 76.9 million)



Evan Fournier (2 years, 36.9 million + 3rd year 19 million team option)



Russell Westbrook (1 year, 471. million)



Bradley Beal (4 years, 175.9 million + 5th year 57.1 million player option - Includes no trade clause)



Rudy Gobert (3 years, 123 million + 4th year, 46.7 million player option)



Zach LaVine (4 years, 166.2 million + 5th year 49.0 million player option)



Marvin Bagley (3 years, 37.5 million)



Terry Rozier (4 years, 96.6 million)



Kyle Lowry (2 years, 58 million)

[Dr Positivity]

No more nominations are required

Vote Hayward

[Godaddycurse]

V Hayward

[babyjax13]

I'm looking at this right now as - if a team offered this guy in a trade could they get valuable pieces in return? I think that is true of Gobert, LaVine and Beal, regardless of if those contracts are 'good' or not. So, for me, they can't be one of the 10 worst contracts.

I also think Charlotte could get neutral value for Rozier, in the hopes that he reverts a bit to how he played the last two seasons. For Lowry, I could see a team like Minnesota deciding to send expirings so they can get a veteran leader, so I'm also taking him off. I also think Tobias Harris is good enough a team could sell themselves on sending expirings for him.

That leaves:

Tim Hardaway Jr.
Evan Fournier
Joe Harris
Marvin Bagley
Gordon Hayward

THJ and Bagley are the longest contracts of the three, and THJ's contract is bigger.

VOTE: THJ

[nykballa2k4]

Gobert is straight unplayable at times and with that contract... He gets my vote

[ejftw]

I'm going Bagley

[facothomas22]

Vote: Russell Westbrook

[donkeylips]

hayward

[Knickfan1982]

Vote: Russell Westbrook

Hard to make a good trade with him involved. He's got an expiring deal but its super expensive so he'll have to bring a longer contract back to the Lakers to make the move.

[wackbone]

Vote: Bradley Beal

He cripples your cap space, which should only be a thing for the superstars.

[shrink]

Hayward

[Mr Swagtastic]

Vote - Gobert

[Wolveswin]

Poole

[jbk1234]

This is kind of crazy to me because I don't know a fan off a single team that would take on Lowry's deal without a first, or Fournier for that matter. Like it wouldn't even be a conversation.

But there are fans, and likely teams, who would trade at least some expiring contracts for Hayward.

[Apz]

Hayward.

Sill positions left for gobert and rozier

[Dr Positivity]

This is kind of crazy to me because I don't know a fan off a single team that would take on Lowry's deal without a first, or Fournier for that matter. Like it wouldn't even be a conversation.

But there are fans, and likely teams, who would trade at least some expiring contracts for Hayward.

Not sure why a team would give up expirings to pay 30 mil for half a season of average starter pay from Hayward next year.

[jbk1234]

This is kind of crazy to me because I don't know a fan off a single team that would take on Lowry's deal without a first, or Fournier for that matter. Like it wouldn't even be a conversation.

But there are fans, and likely teams, who would trade at least some expiring contracts for Hayward.

Not sure why a team would give up expirings to pay 30 mil for half a season of average starter pay from Hayward next year.

I mean there have been proposed trades sending back a mix of expiring and non-expiring contracts Hayward. Proposed trades involving seconds instead of s first. There are no proposed trades for Fournier that don't start with the Knicks adding a first, and frankly, no proposed trades involving Lowry at all.

[jbk1234]

Vote Lowry. Fournier's a close second.

[basketballwacko2]

Gordon Hayward!

[Monky15]

Vote Fournier. I think he is the most overpaid and replaceable player on the list