Good Money, Bad Contracts: Six New Deals NBA Teams Will Regret for Years
Ranking the worst contracts handed out this offseason
NBA teams might be getting smarter, but they still have a tendency to shoot themselves in the foot.
Let’s rank the worst contracts of the summer — based on advanced metrics, aging effects, historical precedents and each team’s situation.
We’ll start with a four-time All-Star due to get more than $70 million per year while barely qualifying as a top-100 NBA player.
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