Signing a contract with a salary cut of 85%! It s been 2 consecutive years, the NBA checked it! This is definitely a violation of regulations

On the first day of the free market opening, the NBA generated multiple signings.

When the whole world is paying attention to the Rockets' 12 operations in 15 days and Stone is super god...

When the whole world is paying attention to the Lakers and the Warriors being stolen and no good people are signed in...

The Eastern Conference Bucks also completed 4 signings in one day, and they basically made up the framework for next season.

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Petis refuses to execute the 13.4 million player option and will re-sign a three-year, 44 million contract with the Bucks.

Kevin Porter Jr. returns to the Bucks with a biennial special of 11 million, with the second year player option.

Torion Prince returns to the Bucks in two years of 7.1 million.

Gary Trent Jr. returns to the Bucks at 750 in two years.

The Bucks are at a turning point this year, with a large number of main players contracts expiring, and some players who cannot play are in the game coincidentally with the player option (for example, Connaughton has implemented the 9.42 million player option).

PS: The following figure shows that the Bucks are not considered Portis' contract. Antetokounmpo, Lillard, Kuzma and Cornington have already stood at 70% of the team's salary.

As a result, with insufficient salary space, only Lopez was lost. All the other four people returned to the team, and they also collectively reduced their salary and signed contracts that were close to the basic salary.

Petis was originally expected to get a contract of about 20 million, but he returned at the price of a middle-class contract.

He also gave back to the Bucks. Portis had the most record in his early career, only fighting with Mirotic. In recent years, he won the championship with the Bucks and became the best puzzle-type No. 4 position in the league.

But other signings are simply outrageous.

Both Prince and Porter re-signed the Bucks below their value. The most overwhelming thing is Trent, who signed the Bucks last year and had fallen below his eyes. He chose to become a free agent with the Raptors in the 23-24 season.

He averaged more than 17 points in his career and rejected a multi-year contract renewal of the Raptors with an average salary of 15-20 million, claiming that he wanted to go to the market to seek a 25 million year-on-year contract.

Although he did not get 25 million a year, some teams were willing to provide a salary of 10 million. As a result, he reduced his salary by 85% to sign the Bucks with 2.6 million a year, saying that he would try his best to win the championship.

24-25 season, Trent's performance was simply worth it. Although he had fallen from the first two scorers of the Raptors to the fourth pick, he still averaged 11+2+1.2 per game.

And in the playoffs, Lillard, the team's second-ranked and half-double, he even delivered a super high-quality performance of 19 points per game. The Bucks won one game in the playoffs, and that game was won by him with 37 points + 9 three-point blood C...

The outside world generally believes that he can get more than 10 million contracts to return to the free market this offseason this year.

Result! ! 7.5 million in 2 years! The average salary is less than 3.8 million! ! Considering the +10% salary cap increase, he basically did not have a salary increase, and he gave the Bucks two years to work for two years at the peak of his life.

In fact, before the end of the season, Trent said in an interview with the Bucks media that he definitely wanted to stay the Bucks because he could learn how to win with Lillard.

But you can learn it last season. Next season, Lillard has a long rest and Antetokounmpo stays in the team. The team has no way to win the championship. Aren’t you, the Bucks, generate electricity for love?

Is this guy Erlu Meng or what? I remember when he almost clashed with Daluo before coming to Milwaukee, he became so fond of the Bucks?

Even the Bucks' self-media account on the foreign network complained that "I didn't expect Trent to have a lower contract than Porter..."

, and the Bucks fans replied that there is definitely a bottom-level deal.

Shouldn't the NBA really check? If there is no trick in the contract, what kind of ecstasy did the Bucks GM Horst and head coach Lao Li get during the negotiation period?