In contrast, how valuable is Favors on his contract?
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In responses to Favor's contract value. Very.
Favors has a chance to out-perform his contract, which is something Hayward has little to no chance of doing.
Also, he values stability over other things. So even if he is worth a max contract during his next UFA period, we can assume he will be very willing to sign here instead of bolting for a bigger market (assuming we are a competitive team that is fun to be on).
Favors has a chance to out-perform his contract, which is something Hayward has little to no chance of doing.
Also, he values stability over other things. So even if he is worth a max contract during his next UFA period, we can assume he will be very willing to sign here instead of bolting for a bigger market (assuming we are a competitive team that is fun to be on).
Stifle Tower
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It's within $1M over the first three years. Hayward is likely to opt out after the third year as he can then sign up to a 5/30% deal .
The Blue Elephant
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Lets face it. A lot of people are mad at Cash Gordon getting so much money because Dfavors got so little in comparison. If Dfav got max as well people would actually be more ok with Gordons contract. It makes us think "man nice guys really do finish last" because we feel favors was being nice by making it happen.
Lakers_Slapper
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Why would his shooting numbers improve joining a team that has a large majority of its offense being ran through an elite center and shooting guard with proven talent?? They are not going to cut out a section of their offensive sets to run the ball through a guy who averaged 16.5 ppg on a Utah Jazz team that won less than 30 games. Why would you even think that??
If he had just a bit more nasty to his game he'd be one of my favorite players ever for the Jazz.
I still have some blind hope he can be. He's had his moments a couple years ago for sure, but I'd love to see him play really pissed off sometime.
Doublea
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Ha haaaaaaaa. No.
Lakers_Slapper
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So you would put his name up there with names like, Karl Malone, John Stockton, Jeff Hornacek, Adrian Dantley, Mark Eaton, Darrell Griffith, Thurl Bailey, Pete Maravich??? Wow, in that case, can we offer him a Melo type deal?? He's only lacking a little bit of nastiness after all. Hell, lets start building him a statue.
You think someone's going to give him a 5/30% max deal after seeing him play for another three years? No way in heck. That would start upwards of $20 million per year, probably considerably upwards if the tv revenue increases the way that's expected, and would be worth well more than $100 million total. I know free agents are getting crazy money this off season but that would be beyond crazy.
jjscap
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Favors playing for Corbin: 13.3 points, 8.7 rebounds, 1.5 blocks, 19 PER
this year he'll only improve. 15, 10, 2, 21 PER
Now, that's a bargain. His contract was a success. If you wanted to trade him now, you'd find suitors pretty fast.
Sign Hayward at $16/year, you have to pay him for 4 years because no one will want to trade that contract except some boneheaded GMs/owners.
Paying a player twice he deserves is never good for building a team spirit either.
this year he'll only improve. 15, 10, 2, 21 PER
Now, that's a bargain. His contract was a success. If you wanted to trade him now, you'd find suitors pretty fast.
Sign Hayward at $16/year, you have to pay him for 4 years because no one will want to trade that contract except some boneheaded GMs/owners.
Paying a player twice he deserves is never good for building a team spirit either.
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ijazz
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You mean letting the Jazz screw him on a contract ? His agent should be ashamed of himself.
I agree on the scrimmage , very cool......
Can Hayward attend or does he need to wait on Jazz decision ?
I know Hayward did his basketball camp with a silly $63 million grin
