Ok, I checked, and he signed a 4 year contract with a Player option, what the actual.... You have tons of great role players coming in with the Drafts 2026-2028, also a lot of 21-23 year olds coming in.
Not sure what his being a 38% shooter over the last 5 seasons, indicating that he's more than just a one-year wonder in LA, has to do with this. That said, 2 of the years are not guaranteed. You can bold the sentence about great role players in the drafts for 2026-2028, but odds are the Rockets don't draft a prospect in the first round before the guaranteed portion of DFS's contract is over much less one that immediately becomes a great role player.
Just me realizing he was signed to 4 years, I was almost certain he signed the same duration as Durant.....oh well. I never said he was a One Hit wonder, that is a phenomenon more reserved for the music industry... and a certain Tyreke Evans or MCW. just more pedestrian than people hoped he would be, their 3pt savior.
I noticed no Barkley? Although I got no ill will with Chuck; especially cause he took less money to come.
by the end of February. But why sign a guy who is gonna miss substantial time and will be coming off major surgery? Why do that over other available options? Why take the risk?
You trade him to a bad team that has cap space (like the Nets)to take that contract and get a serviceable player on a cheaper deal (like a Cam Thomas)
