Rank which contract is harder to move?

[Diggles]

I'll put them in order of hardest  in my opinion....
CP3 with a slight edge...slightest.
Wall
Hayward

[Fierce1]

Hayward's contract is not hard to move.

Wall's contract is the hardest to move because it's the longest among the 3 you mentioned.

[Diggles]

I agree w/ Hayward.   

Do you think Houston would give up Capella if it meant shedding CP3s contract? 

[hwangjini_1]

wall's contract stands at a jaw-dropping:

2019/20   $38,150,000
2020/21   $41,202,000
2021/22   $44,254,000
2022/23   $47,306,000

and with his injury it is unknown how effective he will be, or, whether he will even play next year.

https://www.nba.com/article/2019/04/09/ap-john-wall-unsure-about-next-season

[RazzelnoDazzel]

I’m so confused how it’s not obviously Walls...Walls super Max haven’t even kicked in yet and before it did he was overweight. While over weight, he got hurt. While hurt he tore his Achilles....Wall still has 4years and be willl never be what he was. (Can’t move unless you are giving him away, and even then probably not)

Hayward has had 1 year to recover, played 1 season, and now had a full summer to focus on basketball not his injury. He can still score pretty well with that good shooting stroke, So this year he should be much better, and if not he is a huge expiring contract, which is very valuable. A team could gamble on Hayward this year like gambling on a lottery pick.  (Easy to move Cavs, Mavericks, Timberwolves, Miami’s, Houston, Indiana)

Paul is still a solid floor general. He had injury concerns but when motivated can look like a point god out there. He can still facilitate at a high level like no other starting PG. if the team is looking for a facilitator to feed its core Paul can still be effective, but the team has to feel like he’s the final piece. (Tough, but not impossible to move, Magic, Pacers, MIAMI, OKC)

[Bobshot]

Paul and Wall have ridiculous contracts that will hamstring a team worse than sciatica. That's an inside joke.

[Kuberski33]

Wall, CP3, Hayward - with Hayward's only being movable (at this point in time) to a tanking team and it would require the C's to include an asset to get someone to take the contract. 

[Chief Macho]

i heard gordon could be moved right now to miami if they wanted to.   

[gouki88]

Wall and it's not even close

[liam]

Hayward is an expiring contract after next season.

[gpap]

Probably Wall and CP3. Kevin Love's is in the conversation as well (though Love can still be productive, when healthy.)

[nickagneta]

Hayward's contract isn't good right now because of the season he had. He would definitely be hard to move because of the money still left.

That said, if Hayward comes back and over the first 10-20 games or so, he is Utah Gordon, that contract suddenly becomes very reasonable and Hayward completely changes his value leaguewide.

Paul and Wall do not have the ability to show increase their value and how their contract will be perceived. Given Paul's age and Wall's health, those contract will remain awful contracts.

[NKY fan]

Westbrook’s contract is almost as bad as Paul’s

[Diggles]

Wall has a big question mark....  I change my mind.   

Let me ask you this.   Would No Lo take:

CP3/Brown/Tatum, #14, Memphis 2020 pick and Houston's 2023 1st for:

AD and Jru Holliday?   

And would Houston love some Cap Flexibility while moving CP3 for and Expiring contract of Al Horford and filler?    Can you imagine the pick and pop w/ Al Horford?   

Boston lets Kyrie walk, Trades AL and two 1st rounders for

Jru, AD and Capela? 

No Lo gets a floor general to dish to 3 youn studs entering their prime?   

[philr13]

This is easy to figure out. Both Houston or Washington would be thrilled to trade Paul or Wall, respectively, for Hayward. They'd have to send assets to the Celtics to get the deal done. Everyone knows that he's finally healthy and preparing to have a good season.