athletes salaries have become so inflated but as the world now looks on the NBA advertising revenues and tv rights must be staggering
so it seems that three of our players are laboring on contracts that are laughable
This is not a bad topic, but fortunately it doesn't seem to pertain to the Celtics.
Fans in other cities must hate Danny Ainge, but the only people who matter are the players. They seem to be liking what they're seeing. We were #2 to get Durant. Think about that. That put into place serious crow pie for a lot of people who said no one big would ever play for us as a free agent.
It didn't matter that there was never any cap space to attempt it.
We have Horford, the perfect addition for team chemistry.
Isaiah may be a bit grouchy over the recent boom in money not including him, but he was joking about the Brink's truck.
Isaiah is a form of Bradley and Crowder. His stock value so to speak has sky rocketed since joining the team. Evan Turner's new contract shows that those guys have nothing to worry about. Isaiah will turn 29 for his next contract. It's only in two years. This situation actually encourages Isaiah to break new ceilings.
The same goes for Crowder and especially Bradley. They are young enough in that if they keep improving, they will get theirs.
I think players would look at Zeller as an anomaly, a fluke of the times.
I imagine Portland is the kind of team who should worry about this stuff, if anyone.
We love Evan Turner, but he is not God's gift to basketball and makes unimaginable money for what he's done in his career.
Sullinger is another lesson for players currently still on the team. I imagine James Young is about to become a lesson for all first and second year players.