Poll: Over Under 25 million Evan Turner's next contact.

[KG Living Legend]

 Based on a 4 year contract. I think if you could sign him at 4 years 25 million it wouldn't be a horrendous contact.
 Question is would you even want the Celtics signing him for that much knowing he will slow other key Young players developments.

[Who]

I don't think anyone will give Turner a longer contract than a 1-2 year deal.

So I will take the under.

[BitterJim]

I don't think anyone will give Turner a longer contract than a 1-2 year deal.

So I will take the under.

^ This.

$6 million a year?  Totally reasonable. 4 years?  No way.

[ahonui06]

The last several contracts for ET have been 1 year deals so unless he posts massive numbers (doubtful) then he will probably get a 2 year deal for $10M-$12M with a player option or team option after Year 1.

[droopdog7]

I wouldn't not sign him if he played for free.  It's not that he is blocking young guys.  It's that he isn't that good, considering he needs the ball to be effective. 

[slamtheking]

he won't get 4 years.  not good enough.  he'll get 2 max.  nothing more than whatever the MLE is either and unless he looks really good this year, he's likely to get 2/3 the MLE at most from someone

[ThePoeticWolf]

The longest he'll get is 2 years with a team option for 1 more year.  I think Turner is somewhere in the range of 3 to 5 million a year.  I'd be willing to sign Turner for 3.5 million a year.  He fills a lot of wholes as a player that can play 1-3.  Plus he's a good ball handler and can be a hot scorer if he gets on a roll.  Also he's still a young player.  With the cap going up I think though he'll get around 4 to 5 million a year from someone, but only at 2 to 3 years only.

[D.o.s.]

I will take the under and I'll hire whoever takes the over to keep the grounds on the estate I purchase with my winnings.

[MJohnnyboy]

Never underestimate the power of inept franchises. I would not be surprised if next off-season Sacramento panics from Rondo's potential departure after a great season and splurges on ET to make up for it.

Otherwise I don't see anyone really investing that much money and/or that many years in Evan.

[fairweatherfan]

I don't think anyone will give Turner a longer contract than a 1-2 year deal.

So I will take the under.

^ This.

$6 million a year?  Totally reasonable. 4 years?  No way.

Yeah, thirded.  The $ per year isn't too crazy, but not for that length of time.

[BitterJim]

The last several contracts for ET have been 1 year deals so unless he posts massive numbers (doubtful) then he will probably get a 2 year deal for $10M-$12M with a player option or team option after Year 1.

What? Turner has had 2 NBA contracts in his career, his rookie contract (4 years), and his current contract (2 years)

[BitterJim]

The longest he'll get is 2 years with a team option for 1 more year.  I think Turner is somewhere in the range of 3 to 5 million a year.  I'd be willing to sign Turner for 3.5 million a year.  He fills a lot of wholes as a player that can play 1-3.  Plus he's a good ball handler and can be a hot scorer if he gets on a roll.  Also he's still a young player.  With the cap going up I think though he'll get around 4 to 5 million a year from someone, but only at 2 to 3 years only.

That's his current salary, and most people think he's underpaid.  With the cap about to go up, he's gonna make a LOT more than that

[SHAQATTACK]

I don't think anyone will give Turner a longer contract than a 1-2 year deal.

So I will take the under.

^.   This

[ahonui06]

The last several contracts for ET have been 1 year deals so unless he posts massive numbers (doubtful) then he will probably get a 2 year deal for $10M-$12M with a player option or team option after Year 1.

What? Turner has had 2 NBA contracts in his career, his rookie contract (4 years), and his current contract (2 years)

My apologies! I didn't do the research. Was just pulling it off the top of my head.

[Celtics4ever]

Just so his next contract is not here.