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My second point is if he is achieving those incentives, then he is worth what he is getting paid. Doesn't mater what the next guy is getting paid. If Jrue is playing at a higher level (thus achieving the incentives) then he should be paid higher than the "next guy".
What position did Harden play this year? Either way, he is a better PG than Jrue. Parker has lost a step(that's whatcha got). Well, he's still better than Holiday. As far as Livingston, I don't know what part of Jruea game is better than Livingstons! I'll give EVEN, but I'd take Livingston.
We still haven't heard anything about Justin. I wonder if that part fell through or maybe he was negotiated down.
I wouldn't be upset if he got the BAE.
It's not just them, it's also the young bloods just drafted who while they might need a yr or two to adapt, cost a fraction of the price and you get far more bang for your buck.
Fultz
Ball
Fox
could all be as good or better than Jrue this coming season at like 1/5th the price. We regularly see star PG's just drafted come in and ball outta control. All three of these cats will be starters from day 1.
Forget what Jrue/Asik/Solomon do to our overall salaries and the complete mayhem and lack of flexibility it'll cause, another HUGE issue from the idiot FO is the complete lack of youth on rookie contracts. That's where you get real value for 3-4 years.
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Hyperbole and pessimism are being woven together in this thread in such a way that creates a dark emo tapestry towards which even David Fisher would have to blush. Or at least give a titter. Bravo, gents.
I think it's terrible in a vaccum.
Yes, Brooklyn was in a better position to gamble that Crabbe would become a player worthy of that contract due to their cap space and lack of draft assets. So they overpaid, hoping Portland wouldn't match. Portland matched, perhaps naively, because they were also willing to take on the same risk (that Crabbe could live up to the bloated contract), deferring to their ability to develop and project their own players.
The risk did not pay off. Crabbe can shoot the ball, but he brings almost nothing else to the table, especially on the defensive end. His contract now simply sucks, and that is reflected in Portland's desire to move on from him despite only being one-year into the contract.
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NEW ORLEANS PELICANS TEAM SALARIES 2017-18 SEASON
PLAYER 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 2021-22
Jrue Holiday $21,724,138 $23,462,069 $25,200,000 $26,937,931 $28,675,862
Crabbe is solid defensively much better than Lillard or McCollum. I think his advantage is at the 2 but he plays a lot of 3 where he's somewhat undersized. What made it really bad for Portland is they signed Turner while still having Harkless. I feel strongly that if Blazers would have not matched people would feel totally different about Crabbe's contract. Allen is a solid starter like Otto Porter and KCP.
Rather have Teague at 19 million than Jrue at 25 million
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No doubt, but I'll say the same thing when Demps signed Asik. He's doing the best job of saving his job. I can't fault him for that. He used up all his leeway trying to build a instant playoff contender with the young vet method that has blown up in his face. Now he's in self defense mode. This is the best way to building a loser and we are on that path. Betting the farm on a darkhorse. Hopefully the ball lands on our number this time.
People think Jrue would have been good value at 22m a year, he gets 25m a year and same people crying about it. Ridiculous.
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