How cool it is when you quit your job, how uncomfortable it is when you look for a job, how cool it is when you give the top salary, and how uncomfortable it is when you are unfinished. Look at Bill now, the sun is rotten in his hands, and he has the heart to strangle Bill.
But since ancient times, the back waves of the Yangtze River have pushed the front waves, there is no worst, only worse, the following great immortal's 200 million salary contract is considered by fans to surpass Beal and become the worst contract in the league.
Paul. George, a 9-time All-Star, 6-time All-NBA, 4-time All-Defensive Team, scoring 20+ points for 9 consecutive years, and getting a 200 million contract is not too much.
However, looking at the comments of the fans, it is unanimously agreed that George's contract will be ruined. The following three numbers are the reasons for the fans.
1，34
The 34-year-old George is already the tail of his peak, don't compare it with Lao Zhan, Lao Zhan has been carried into the laboratory for research. Four years later, 38-year-old George has an annual salary of more than 50 million, which doesn't look like a ghost story. Surpassing Bill is just around the corner.
2，41%
This is George's shooting percentage in the playoffs last season, and when the small card was injured, it was when George picked it up and did it, and as a result, Harden played better than George, with Harden averaging 21.2 points per game and shooting 45% from the field. Look again at Paul George.
With an average of 19 points per game and a shooting rate of 41%, there is no production and no quality, which is also the biggest reason why the Clippers treat George and don't send it away.
In fact, throughout George's entire career, it was not that he didn't play well in the playoffs this season, playing 11 playoff games, shooting less than 42% in 6 times and less than 45% in 9 times.
3，263
That's the number of regular season appearances in George's Clippers career, averaging just 56 games per season.
This attendance rate is miserable, the regular season is unhealthy, the playoffs are even more unhealthy, and they often fall at critical moments.
The 22 season playoffs are directly hung up on the exemption card. The angry Clippers fan scolded the mother directly.
The 76ers offered George a salary of 200 million, and George was grateful and swore to God, I will bring a championship to the 76ers.
Pacers fans, Thunder fans, and Clippers fans collectively replied with one word, cut.
Do the 76ers have what it takes to challenge for a championship? Brother Qiu Mao thinks that there is no at all, and there are three reasons.
1. The boss is bad
The train runs fast, and the headband is needed, but the current Embiid really can't afford to be the head of this family, the former Embiid, the emperor went on the expedition, and there was no grass, and the current Embiid, lying on the ground, touched the porcelain and faked falling.
In this year's playoffs, Embiid averaged 33 points per game, which is okay, but his shooting percentage was only 44%, a full 10% decrease from the regular season, not just last season.
Embiid also shot 43% from the field in the playoffs in '22, which is very substandard as a big center. The enigmatic Embiid, to put it mildly, Embiid's hard power is no longer enough to be the boss of a team.
2. Poor mental attributes
Embiid's mental attributes have been smoothed out, George's mental attributes are not as good as Embiid, you think, I can only be the second child if I can tell my ability, not the boss,
How good can you count on George's spiritual attributes. Maxi has good mental attributes, but counting on Maxi to take Embiid and George forward, Embiid and George, I guess I can't afford to lose this person.
3. Poor cast of characters
The Green Army has five Tiger generals, but what about the 76ers, except for the Big Three, counting on Oubre, Gordon Sr., Drummond, Martin, and Lowry Sr. Forget it. It's really not comparable to the Green Army.
Fans and friends, will George's contract be ruined? Why did the Clippers let George go for nothing? Do the 76ers have what it takes to challenge for a championship? Enigmatic Embiid, can you understand it?