Dante Exum re-signed

[MDAV28]

That means he has 500k in likely incentives and 1.4m in unlikely incentives.

If that's true that's the max amount of unlikely incentives, I believe it's 15% of the contract.

Also incentives are typically deemed "likely" and "unlikely" based off the previous season. So those unlikely incentives may be a little skewed.

 

[idestroyedthetoilet]

If that's true that's the max amount of unlikely incentives, I believe it's 15% of the contract.

Also incentives are typically deemed "likely" and "unlikely" based off the previous season. So those unlikely incentives may be a little skewed.

That could go to an arbiter to decide. My guess is a 500k likely would be something like the team making the playoffs.

 

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[MVP]

Exum’s contract is 9.6 million a year flat with incentives that can take it as high as 11 a year.

oh that makes it much more easier to swallow. Wondering if incentives involves minimum of games played per season... which would be fair given his history... lets say he plays 70 games minimum he gets extra 1.4 mil a year....

 

[freakazoid]

Exum's contract was a straight over pay in this market. The Jazz are gambling on future potential here.

And this was always going to be the problem this year. Fair market value this year is so low, that some RFAs will end up deciding to gamble on taking the QO to be unrestricted next year in a better market. This is why I've said all along that he'd get a 4 year deal in the 8-12 mill per range.

I'm a little disappointed Utah didn't get an option on the 4th year, as they definitely gave X more than he could have gotten anywhere else this year, but it's much better than having him gamble on the QO.

Both Favors and Exum got paid more than their value in THIS YEAR's market, but by next year both these contracts will look just fine, and in Exum's case, could end up being a real bargain.

 

[TheStormofWar]

And this was always going to be the problem this year. Fair market value this year is so low, that some RFAs will end up deciding to gamble on taking the QO to be unrestricted next year in a better market. This is why I've said all along that he'd get a 4 year deal in the 8-12 mill per range.

I'm a little disappointed Utah didn't get an option on the 4th year, as they definitely gave X more than he could have gotten anywhere else this year, but it's much better than having him gamble on the QO.

Both Favors and Exum got paid more than their value in THIS YEAR's market, but by next year both these contracts will look just fine, and in Exum's case, could end up being a real bargain.

Further details were released. Dante will need to play at maximum efficiency to get the 11m. I'm much better with the deal now.