Episode 1 of my series breaking down the NBA's Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) is now live on Youtube. Check it out here!
https://t.co/2fQPD6htcb
@Fullcourtpass@BrettSiegelNBA $18 million per year seems like a great deal for both sides. He is a good, young talent who had a great season. One great season doesn't often get max or anywhere near max money
@Kofie If the injuries didn't have as big of an impact on his career as they have so far, this would be a great pick. Lockdown defender with extremely good mechanics (Improving percentages) and someone who truly cares about the game. Big fan
@pablofindsout@PabloTorre With all of these deals happening with Kawhi, I can't even begin to question the types of deals that are happening with the rest of the NBA. No chance it is just this
@TheDunkCentral@BrettSiegelNBA $25 million is not the going rate for a "starter". Julian Champagnie got $15 million per year and was a much more impactful player. I don't see it happening
@esidery I don't see the Bucks doing this. I like the current structure where it is a bunch of young guys trying to prove themselves. No need to take Watson on under a big contract
@ShamsCharania Happy to see that he will be back in an NBA rotation. Still very young and can do everything at a decent level except score. The spurs using him at PG that one season really hurt his perception league-wide
@WadexFlash I wouldn't go this extreme (Not a Heat fan) but I do think you match up extremely well against them in a playoff series. Would be incredible to watch
@esidery@ShamsCharania I don't think there is a world where he gets 20% of the cap, much less the 30% he is eligible for. I think this will be settled earlier whether it be a smaller deal such as 4 years $100m or the Qualifying Offer