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Lewis is getting the same money as Amare.
that's insane!
Lewis is getting the same money as Amare.
More, actually, right?
Lewis is never healthy. That alone makes Marion a better player. But in any playoff series, if I had to chose between them both healthy, I'd take Lewis.
A much better deal than Banks. So what does that say about Phoenix? At least I think Darko would see playing time in Phoenix.
Weird Lewis stat: In three playoff seasons, Lewis' scoring average has always gone down, but his rebounds, steals, and assists have always gone up.
Marion's playoff scoring average (in considerably more games than Lewis) also goes down, as does his steals, and his turnovers seem to increase a little, but his rebounding numbers go up ... sometimes by two more a game than the corresponding regular season.
Lewis just got 5yr/50M (15M/yr)
amare is currently like 12.5 and increases annually. I believe theyre the same, not sure.
Lewis hit the nba jackpot imo
Report: Lewis makes verbal commitment to Magic
By GARY WASHBURN
P-I REPORTER
The Sonics remained without a coach Monday amid reports that free agent forward Rashard Lewis had agreed to a five-year contract with the Orlando Magic.
· Lewis agrees to deal with Orlando
ESPN.com, citing NBA front-office sources, reported that Lewis verbally committed to the deal with the Magic. Teams cannot officially sign free agents until July 11.
The agreement is believed to be a maximum deal, which would start at $15 million for the first year and increase by eight percent each season. The Magic could potentially work a sign-and-trade deal to compensate the Sonics for the loss of Lewis.
Lewis spent Monday in Florida meeting with Magic executives. A call to Lewis' agent, Tony Dutt, seeking confirmation of the deal was not returned late Monday.
lottery teams are desperate.
in comparison, JoeJ's looks like a bargain for Hawks now!
lottery teams are desperate.
in comparison, JoeJ's looks like a bargain for Hawks now!
Magic were a playoff team(just barely though)
And if the deal is starting at 15mil and increasing from there wouldn't the contract total be closer to 5yr/90mil?
Well, yeah, giving $88M to a dead guy is a pretty scary overpayment.Starting at 15 mil with 8% annual increases gives a total of 88 million over 5 years. Yearly salaries: 15, 16.2, 17.5, 18.9 and 20.4.
That is some serious overpayment for Reggie. Hate to see GMs going that much overboard - they just never learn.
No state income taxes in Florida either.