Maximum in year 1. $14.0mm.
Year #2. 12.95mm
Year #3. 11.98mm
Year #4. 11.08mm
$12.5mm average.
Maximum in year 1. $14.0mm.
Year #2. 12.95mm
Year #3. 11.98mm
Year #4. 11.08mm
$12.5mm average.
2014-2015 $13,701,250
2015-2016 $14,728,844
2016-2017 $15,756,438
2017-2018 $16,784,032
2018-2019 $17,811,626
This is what Paul George's contract looks like...Hayward should get the same after his amazing breakout season.
If that prediction comes true, I hope to hell he gets it in Boston. His contract should not average more than 8 million given his play this year. He may get as much as 10 million per, but I doubt he gets more.
If someone else does the contract and we match it may be loaded heavy in the back end to make it more difficult on the Jazz to make them think twice about matching.
Just my opinion, other than that I think franklin is pretty close to what will most likely happen... like it or not.
$11mm for Hayward in a year when cap revenue is conservatively estimated at $71-73mm will be nothing short of a steal.
I guarantee Hayward gets more than consensus here wants him to sign for. The Jazz should front load his contract to the maximum extent allowable, then add in the max 10-15 % or whatever performance bonuses.
I agree with franklin on this and hope the FO does this before he starts entertaining offers from other places.
Stan Van Gundy disagrees with you and so do I.
I think a lot of the Hayward fans take the approach that we should spend the money now and cross our fingers he someday evolves into something more than a above average role player. The Jazz took that approach with Favors, and we're still crossing our fingers.I just don't see how guys like Favors and Hayward deserve such hefty raises considering they really haven't broken out to be stars like most of us hoped they would.
If that prediction comes true, I hope to hell he gets it in Boston. His contract should not average more than 8 million given his play this year. He may get as much as 10 million per, but I doubt he gets more.
I just don't see how guys like Favors and Hayward deserve such hefty raises considering they really haven't broken out to be stars like most of us hoped they would.
I think a lot of the Hayward fans take the approach that we should spend the money now and cross our fingers he someday evolves into something more than a above average role player. The Jazz took that approach with Favors, and we're still crossing our fingers.