60 million! Decided to buy out?! The most expensive in NBA history! Why didn't you listen to persuasion last year?

懂球娘娘

2024-06-06 11:02Published in Guangdong

The Pistons made a big change of management a few days ago!

First of all, Trajan Langdon has come in as the team's new president of basketball operations.

Langdon is the general manager of the former Pelicans, so the Pistons owner should feel that the Pelicans' operation in the past few years has been considered a success.

Indeed, if the Pistons can form a lineup like the Pelicans now, it will be considered a big leap success.

One of the first things Langdon did when he joined the company was to fire general manager Troy Weaver

Owner Tom Goles gave Langdon a lot of room to operate, management can be changed, the coaching staff can be dismantled and reorganized, players can be traded, and said that money is not an issue, as long as it can get the Pistons back to the top.

According to the Pistons, the team is evaluating the fit of the coaching staff and the team, and if it is not suitable, it may choose to lay off employees, including Monty Williams.

That's ......

It's a bit outrageous!

Monty Williams was just cut by the Suns last offseason, and Monty himself wanted to take a break for a while, but he didn't want to find a coaching job so quickly, and he didn't want to go to the Pistons to accept the challenge, but the Pistons gave him too much.

They offered Monty a six-year contract of 78.5 million, plus some bonus clauses, Monty's contract can go up to 100 million, which can be called the largest coaching contract in NBA history.

At that time, many people thought that the Pistons were crazy, in the era when the coach was out of class so frequently, you gave a coach who cooperated for the first time, and opened such a big contract when you came up, it really didn't leave any room for yourself.

But at that time, the Pistons just had to Monty, and if you didn't want to come, we would throw money at it until you wanted.

You look at the results......

Monty and the Pistons were unsuccessful, that's true.

This season, the Pistons are still at the bottom of the league, with only 14 wins, even a little worse than last season, which had 17 more wins.

And also experienced the longest 28-game losing streak in NBA history

The Pistons have not made any major changes to their lineup in the offseason, and they have changed more and more in the case of almost only one coach, who do you say is responsible?

I really don't blame the Pistons, they are starting to want to change the coach again!

Of course, the main thing is that the change of coach is the lowest operating cost change for the Pistons.

The Pistons are a team, and it's basically impossible for you to recruit stars on the free market who can improve the team right away.

At the same time, it is difficult for them to make a difference in the trading market now, because they don't have much valuable chips.

For the Pistons, the best adjustment is to change the coach, because as long as you spend money, there will always be a coach willing to take the pot, don't you see Monty coming?!

However, no matter how much money is spent now, it is estimated that it will be difficult to attract valuable stars in the free market, right?!

Who would say would want to go?

Do you want to poach people from the old boss of the operating president?

The Pistons' thinking now is that if the final evaluation does make it a good fit for the Pistons, they are willing to pay the remaining $60 million to his contract and fire him.

The "buyout fee" was 60 million, and Wei Shao was only more than 40 million that year, and the Lakers were not willing to spend this money to buy out Wei Shao.

It can only be said that the Piston boss is really willing to pay this time!

It is said that the most expensive Pistons team this season is Joe Harris, more than 19 million.

The top three players on their 2023-24 salary scale are: Johar, Fournier, Wiseman.

But among the players who can enter the rotation seriously, the highest annual salary is CC, 11 million.

In other words, the most expensive player in their squad is not as expensive as their manager.

This is really rare in today's NBA, and it should be said that the Pistons are the only one.

Aiqing, who reads the article, is there anyone who wants to take the college entrance examination tomorrow? Probably not, I don't deserve you to come to see me at this time

But let's bless all the candidates, and get good results in the exam tomorrow!

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