« Reply #1233 on: October 18, 2022, 09:49:14 AM »
4 years, 95 million for Hunter. Seems like an overpay for the Hawks.
Paying him like you expect to pay the 4th pick in the first round, not proportional to what his production has been. I don't understand this. Why not just let him become a RFA and match? The Hawks must think he is going to have a break out year and that his cost will go up. Who knows, maybe that will happen.
Yeah I didn't understand that one. Almost 24 million a year for missing half the games due to injury and producing just 13.2 ppg, 4.1 rpg, and 1.6 apg. Only an ok shooter and a good defender, but not an elite defender. Just seems like a very strange move. Even in Hunter's best case as the 4th best player (Young, Collins, Murray - and that doesn't even include Capela, Bogdanovic, or Okongwu) he isn't going to be a 20 ppg scorer where he could really price himself more into the Herro/Poole range. That seems like the absolute top level he'd get on the open market, not the contract you extend him early for.
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