NBA Ten Thousand Worlds Bishop

Chapter 193 Muresan's Contract
This undoubtedly pushed the king to the fire pit.

But the king can't give an annual salary of tens of millions, which is unfair to Muresan.

If Muresando signs a contract for several years, he can also get some salary compensation.

Davidson was a little bit pained, and he didn't know what to do now.

"Are you sure you want to sign for six years? With such a long signing period, if something unexpected happens, the king will suffer a lot." Davidson said to Petrie, his mouth twitching.

Petrie waved his hand, "There is no way, either the annual salary is high or the total amount is high. We can't spend so much dollars a year. We can only increase the contract period. In this case, it may be more attractive to Muresan."

Davidson nodded. These small teams are indeed working hard.

Speaking of which, the Kings are actually a team with a relatively long history, but Naihe has never met a rich and powerful owner...

If they were really rich and powerful, they probably wouldn't look down on a team like the Kings with no brilliant team history and no dazzling stars in the team.

But the situation is different now. Before that, there was only one Richmond in the Kings team. The key point is that Richmond was not very popular. Now with the Muba duo and Barkley, his popularity has definitely been greatly improved.

Davidson thought about it and gave a more compromise suggestion. After all, he didn't want the king to be tricked too badly.

5 million US dollars in 4100 years, an average of 820 million per year. Compared with Rodman's 900 million annual salary, it just meets a [-]% salary cut.

Moreover, Rodman's contract was actually only signed for one year. I don't know what will happen next year. Maybe he won't get 900 million.

Petrie told the bosses about this suggestion, and the boss gritted his teeth and agreed. For them, the annual salary of 800 million is indeed beyond the standard.

But they can't help it. They can't cause Muresan to leave because of the 100 million US dollars. The king will become a joke of the alliance.

Not giving 100 million, and losing the leading center. If it gets out, the bosses will definitely be given the nickname of NBA Grandet.

Davidson also greeted Muresan, and Muresan was quite pleasantly surprised.

Petrie told him before that 2000 million for four years, such a contract Muresan was actually very happy at the beginning...

That is, during the later period, there were too many high-priced contracts in the free market. Otherwise, Muresan might have signed 2000 million for four years.

Now that the total salary has doubled, and the annual salary of the contract is only one more year, Muresan naturally agreed to sign without saying a word.

After the contract was finalized, Muresan directly became the highest-paid player in the Kings team. In addition, he was sold to the Kings by the Nets before. Now that he has played for three years, he already has bird rights.

If there is no accident, as long as the king is not stupid, he will definitely designate Muresan's salary not to be included in the salary cap.

In the season that just ended, Billy Owens actually had the highest salary on the King's side, at $380 million. This is undoubtedly a lucrative contract, because Billy Owens has no sense of presence in the team at all.

As for Richmond, his contract is actually quite a bargain, only $350 million...

In the next season, Richmond's salary is about 360 million US dollars, which is outrageously cost-effective.

You must know that the salary of Reggie Miller alone is enough to sign three or four Richmond...

Billy Owens' contract expired, and it was naturally impossible for Davidson to renew the contract. If any team was willing to take it, the team would take it.

Barkley, brought from the Suns, is also very cost-effective, with a salary of only 480 million US dollars.

The other hot rod, Williams, is a little less cost-effective. The price is as high as 420 million U.S. dollars. It is no wonder that the Suns were willing to sell it at the beginning.

The salaries of Richmond, Barkley and the Heat Rod are about 1260 million, which accounts for a little more than half of the salary cap.

The contract for the bus is less than 150 million, which is quite a bargain, and the price-performance ratio is outrageous.

Because of the big dog Robinson before, the rookie contracts are now standard contracts, and the rookie Nash's contract is only about 100 million.

These people will be the king's main lineup next season...

In this way, it seems that the Kings still have quite enough salary space.

But it's actually not the case. The current salary of the Kings is locked up, mainly because the former general manager Reynolds signed a lot of junk contracts.

Billy Owens' contract expired, and Lionel Simmons' 320 million did not expire, and Duane Coswell's 220 million did not expire...

Mike Smith has another 160 million...

Coupled with other side contracts, the Kings don't have much salary space left.

This also shows how difficult it was for the Kings to reach the finals last season.

Their starting lineup is actually only one-third of the salary of all the players on the team...

It turned out that they were still able to reach the finals in this way. It is not an exaggeration to say that it is a miracle.

When Reynolds was in office before, he dug countless big holes for the Kings. A reliable general manager is really important to the team.

That is to say, now that Davidson is here, if there is no Davidson, the Kings don't know when they will turn around just because of these rubbish contracts.

Fortunately, Petrie is still reliable now, and he belongs to the kind of general manager who can save money...

There is no major problem with the team's salary now, except that the bench is a little weak, which makes Davidson feel a sense of crisis.

This season, Davidson is definitely going to win the championship. Only in this way can he trigger the task of advancing to the senior buyer.

So now he must try his best to make the king stronger.

Doug Christie is Davidson's current target.

But to trade Christie, it is definitely more appropriate for Petrie to come forward for this kind of thing.

Davidson told Petrie about his plan to bring in Christie.

Petrie also nodded in agreement. Naturally, he was well aware of the King's current situation and lacked players in the backcourt. It would be a good thing to get Christie to supplement.

"I want to take Christie from the Raptors. I feel that they will definitely ask for the draft right. Wilson, do you think I can give it?" Petrie asked.

Davidson nodded. Next year's draft pick, that is, the 97th draft, Davidson probably won't need this pick.

The main purpose of wanting a draft pick is to help myself choose a player of my own destiny, and right now I have no way to bind a new player of my own destiny, so it is useless to keep this draft pick.

(End of this chapter)