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not bad for a few months work
$500K a month is fun.
Unlike some of us, I will never know just how much fun.
Yeah. Spencer needs to be orchestrating with the ball in his hands. If he's asked to be a catch-and-shoot guy, it's a waste of his skills.
What’s a two way contract?
I had to look it up quick
Per https://www.hoopsrumors.com/2020/11/202021-nba-two-way-contract-tracker.html#:~:text=As we explain in depth,be poached by rival franchises.):
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As we explain in depth in our FAQ, two-way contracts allow NBA teams to carry two extra players in addition to the 15 on their regular season roster. These players typically spend most of their time with the club’s G League affiliate, but remain under team control and can’t be poached by rival franchises.
During the shortened 2020/21 season, two-way deals will work a little differently than usual. Rather than being limited to spending 45 days with their NBA teams, two-way players will be eligible to be active for up to 50 of their team’s 72 NBA games. And instead of having their salaries by how many days they spend in the NBA, they’ll receive flat salaries of $449,155.
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For reference, Bol Bol was on a two way last year with the Nuggets. But @AztecBuff covered the fundamentals.
WarBuff
Club Member
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dyemeduke
Well-Known Member
Roberson was 3 for 30. Spence could definitely have gotten more, but he seems to really enjoy playing on the Nets. He has outplayed his contract, and I imagine he will cash in soon (he has a player option after this season, so he could be UFA next year). I don't think he will be anywhere close to triple his current contract though on an annual basis.
Yeah. I was mistaken. Iirc Roberson was rumored a similar contract and ended up getting much less.
Hope Dinwiddie continues to ball out
'99
Well-Known Member
Spencer is going to sign for very big money after this season, when he turns down his player option. I suspect in the range of, or slightly higher than, what Derrick White just got. I'd predict 4 yr 80 mil for Spencer this summer.
That sucks. I wish it happened to Kyrie instead.
Kevin Durant is a curse of injuries around him.
Nope, signed through next year. $11.4 million this year, $12.3 next year, all guaranteed.
If he can use this year to heal and fully rehab and come back strong next season he is an unrestricted FA for 2022.
He'll get his money.
Jeric
Club Member
He's been out with an ankle sprain the last few games, lol.Someone warn Alec Burks.
King_George_XXIV_Rules
Well-Known Member
Good article on what a re-do of the 2014 draft might hypothetically look like (Dinwiddie's draft class where Wiggins was #1 and Spencer #38). Dinwiddie would go to Denver in the first round at #11 now (where Doug McDermott was taken originally). Wiggins drops to #7, and Jokic becomes the #1 overall pick, so the Nugs would actually come out worse.
Redrafting the 2014 NBA Draft | Yardbarker
Redrafting the 2014 NBA Draft | Yardbarker