Renewal confirmed! 315 million in 5 years, the most expensive in history, what if there is no FMVP? Do you really want to defend the title with the whole lineup?

懂球娘娘

2024-06-19 11:04Published in Guangdong

It is said that the biggest suspense in this year's NBA Finals is not who can win the championship, but who can win the FMVP.

No kidding, after the game yesterday, Honggu has been waiting for the announcement of the FMVP, and when Xiao Hua read Jaylen Brown's name, Hongu was still a little puzzled: Jason Tatum doesn't seem to be this pronunciation, has my English listening degraded to this extent?

At that moment, Bengong suspected that his English hearing had deteriorated to the level of preschool, and he did not suspect that it was not Tatum

Tatum's points, assists and rebounds in this year's playoffs are the first on the Celtics team.

This is the sixth player since 1980 to lead the team in all three stats and win the championship, the other five are: Big Bird Bird in '84, Olajuwon in '94, Duncan in '03, James in '13 and Jokic in '23.

Of course, it's not that Jay is not worthy, the two Tanhua are playing very well, but if the palace chooses, the palace will still choose Tatum.

Let's talk about the last game, in fact, Tatum is more impressive.

But what if you don't have FMVP? The Celtics have won the championship!

According to ESPN reporters, the Celtics have decided to offer Tatum a five-year, $315 million contract extension, which should be signed soon after the free market opens.

It's still in the transition period of the season, and although the NBA has tacitly allowed teams to start talking about contract extensions with their players, the actual signing will not have to wait until July 1.

Therefore, for Tatum, it should not be so unacceptable not to get the FMVP, after all, the Celtics will receive enough respect as soon as the big contract is offered, and the two Tanhua will happily prepare for the 2024-25 season together and be able to defend the title.

Tatum's average annual salary for this contract is $65 million!

315 million in 5 years, this is the largest contract in the history of the NBA.

Well, there are basically top players renewing their contracts every year, and they can set a record for the largest contract in history.

The five-year, $270 million contract signed by Jokic in 2022 was the largest contract in NBA history at the time.

Then last summer, Jaylen Brown and the Celtics agreed to a five-year, 304 million contract, and the biggest contract in history at that time became Jaylen's.

Now the largest contract in history has become Tatum's 5-year 315 million.

We should soon see more than 400 million contracts, after all, the NBA is about to reach an 11-year 76 billion broadcast contract with major broadcast platforms in the United States.

So next summer, we could probably see more than 400 million contracts. 415 million in 5 years, and the annual salary in the 5th year can reach 95 million, nearly 100 million annual salary.

This contract is signed, if the serious performance is completed and there is no transaction halfway, is Shuangtanhua a rookie or you, the peak is you, and the old man is still you?

In other words, if Tatum renews his contract, the Celtics will have 2 contracts worth more than 300 million, which is also quite a big burden.

But fortunately, their core lineup is not an expiring contract this year, or their championship starters will definitely not be dismantled at least this year, just see how the role players will renew their contracts and strengthen them.

You say this lineup, can you defend one? When was the last time there was a defending champion in the NBA?

It all goes back to the 2016-18 Warriors!

In the last 6 years, 6 championships!

Starting in 2019, the champions are: Raptors, Lakers, Bucks, Warriors, Nuggets, and Celtics

Anyway, the Bucks and the Nuggets both gave people the feeling that they were going to dominate the league at that time, and the result was ......

Looking forward to next season for the Celtics?

View original image 6K

• 

• 

• 

• 

• 

• 

• 

• 

• 

• 

•