We really gonna sit here and say D rose and Bosh’s contracts were the worst FA signings when injuries played a huge part and had no control over it? Crazy.
These are the Worst Contracts with Hindsight so it makes sense that they’re on the list. At the time it made sense but with Hindsight it was a bad contract
@@Salhd10 in the case of bosh though it never counted against their cap . So it shouldn’t be mentioned at all. His money was still guaranteed….but insurance paid it out. And it’s right there for all to see. He just should of cleaned up his details cause a lot of stuff he said was wrong in this vid(like the tenure of Magic Johnson)
@@MrE_ so you you talk like that and take that approach, Curry 4/44mil should be on the good side cause it allowed them to build on Klay and Dray and KD and depth while he won multiple MVP’s and titles See now why people are saying his logic is skewed ?
Magic was not the president of basketball operations when they signed mozgov and deng. When he took over he immediately got rid of mozgov by packaging him with D’Lo to the nets, and he bought out deng one season after that
When he said that Magic was responsible for that, I immediately gave the video a dislike and stopped watching. This guy obviously didn't even do his research.
@@carlosmiyagishima513 yes I understand. I’m only comparing the value since no team will ever be able to offer 125% of the cap again. Granted they can’t really offer 61.8 a year yet but they will eventually get there.
I mean if you’re going to mention it tell the whole story. Parsons was hit by a drunk driver and the injuries forced him to retire. That hawks team was the same team that then went to the ECF the next year after the accident. Let’s not act like he retired because he sucked. He wasn’t the 2nd coming of Larry Bird but to act like he got paid and disappeared by retiring just because he decided he wanted to retire is misleading
You should have made more research and should not have included injured players as worst especially that one for DRose. He was 2nd best if not the best during that signing.
I do not recall Orlando fans 'turning on Shaq' until **after** he left. Shaq just abandoned Orlando for the marketing opportunities in LA, and also playing for the Lakers put him in the same company as Mikan, Wilt, and Kareem, which fed into his ego.
The Orlando Sentinel which is the largest newspaper in orlando did a poll during the 1996 asking if shaq was worth the $115 million contract and 91% of the fans said no, they could find a better option in free agency. 4 days later shaq agreed to a deal . shaq has gone on record saying the combination of being lowballed combined with that pill caused him to leave. And good for him. we would’ve never seen shaq win a ring with bumfreens torn up knees
The New York Knicks have far too many NBA players who have become the worst free agents, like Allan Houston, Eddy Curry, Jerome James, Amare Stoudemire and Joakim Noah.
How is Bosh's signing worst? He had a blood clot, you can't control injuries, and you certainly can't control what happens to a person's body. It's a bit bias. Bosh earned that contract, since he was part of the reason Miami has two rings.
@@ivanbautista5530 I'm sure Bosh would have loved to help the team, but come on, blood clot is out of someone's control. You want him to play his contract, and have a possibility of dying on the court?
@@christianbarragan6935 Bosh’s contract didn’t even count towards the Heat’s Salary Cap once the blood clots were discovered. Making the contract fair value before and after the blood clots
What about steph Currys second contract? It was like a 4yr 44mil deal and then he went only to win mvps and championships while being like the 5th highest paid on the team
you should've put magic here 25 year 25 mil is crazy it allowed the lakers to basically keep magic forever, ain't no way he could leave but it also gave magic a way to keep on making bank, while not even playing
We really gonna sit here and say D rose and Bosh’s contracts were the worst FA signings when injuries played a huge part and had no control over it? Crazy.
These are the Worst Contracts with Hindsight so it makes sense that they’re on the list. At the time it made sense but with Hindsight it was a bad contract
We aren't giving asterisk participation trophies for every team that had an injury. Injuries are part of the game, get over it.
Yes
@@Salhd10 in the case of bosh though it never counted against their cap . So it shouldn’t be mentioned at all. His money was still guaranteed….but insurance paid it out. And it’s right there for all to see. He just should of cleaned up his details cause a lot of stuff he said was wrong in this vid(like the tenure of Magic Johnson)
@@MrE_ so you you talk like that and take that approach, Curry 4/44mil should be on the good side cause it allowed them to build on Klay and Dray and KD and depth while he won multiple MVP’s and titles
See now why people are saying his logic is skewed ?
Magic was not the president of basketball operations when they signed mozgov and deng. When he took over he immediately got rid of mozgov by packaging him with D’Lo to the nets, and he bought out deng one season after that
Mozgov and Deng were signed by Mitch Kupchak not Magic
When he said that Magic was responsible for that, I immediately gave the video a dislike and stopped watching. This guy obviously didn't even do his research.
Also said mosgov was waived
Yeah but not by the lakers
He was traded and they got Kuzma for it
Honorable mention to Zaza Puchilia similarly to Robert Horry he helped the Warriors beat the Spurs by foot checking Kawhi.
Sadly he beat us in 2019 nba finals. But he did help us with that ring zaza
The 1998 Jordan contract is like a player getting 61.8 million in a single season.
Not really, his contact was 125% of the NBA soft cap. His contract is like a player getting 150m per season in 2023
@@amb1012 33 million in 1998 after adjusting for inflation is worth 61.8 million today
@@phantomtheif1412 it’s the percentage of the money he got is what he’s comparing to in today’s nba, not what that money is worth today.
@@carlosmiyagishima513 yes I understand. I’m only comparing the value since no team will ever be able to offer 125% of the cap again. Granted they can’t really offer 61.8 a year yet but they will eventually get there.
I mean if you’re going to mention it tell the whole story. Parsons was hit by a drunk driver and the injuries forced him to retire. That hawks team was the same team that then went to the ECF the next year after the accident. Let’s not act like he retired because he sucked. He wasn’t the 2nd coming of Larry Bird but to act like he got paid and disappeared by retiring just because he decided he wanted to retire is misleading
This dude did no research outside of a quick google search
7:42, 6 years 6 million lmao
Video is full of mistakes
I dont think those injured players should be considered of having the worst contract.
You should have made more research and should not have included injured players as worst especially that one for DRose. He was 2nd best if not the best during that signing.
In '09 Arenas brought guns into the locker-room and asked a teammate to shoot him. But the teammate knew better and used his own gun.
This is why Leon Edwards has the most aesthetic physique in the world
wrong channel...
Mario's reaching is now reaching bball channels. Goat
7:45 editing mistake
I do not recall Orlando fans 'turning on Shaq' until **after** he left. Shaq just abandoned Orlando for the marketing opportunities in LA, and also playing for the Lakers put him in the same company as Mikan, Wilt, and Kareem, which fed into his ego.
The Orlando Sentinel which is the largest newspaper in orlando did a poll during the 1996 asking if shaq was worth the $115 million contract and 91% of the fans said no, they could find a better option in free agency. 4 days later shaq agreed to a deal . shaq has gone on record saying the combination of being lowballed combined with that pill caused him to leave. And good for him. we would’ve never seen shaq win a ring with bumfreens torn up knees
@@benjaminbremer4261 if Orlando fans really thought they were going to find a replacement in free agency then they got what they deserved.
I’m pretty sure Mitch Kupchak was the one responsible for Deng and Mozgov signings lmao
Thank you for not being stupid enough to put Rondo on this list I'm so sick and tired of hearing about the Mavericks
Nash was making 1 million a year? Wow that's the best signing ever
Saying Drose and Bosh worst contracts is crazy but whatever 🤷🏽♂️
idk if you should count players that got injured as bad signings you cant predict that
Big Shot Rob 😊
Jim Buss made that FA signing for the lakers not magic
The New York Knicks have far too many NBA players who have become the worst free agents, like Allan Houston, Eddy Curry, Jerome James, Amare Stoudemire and Joakim Noah.
Bosh’s contract didn’t count so how could it be the worst? Insurance paid it out
Chicago en wallace years if i'm correct had a top 10 defensive rating, wasn't that bad
Steph curry 4 year 44 million dollar deal has to be be there s
No penny Hardaway knicks contract?
Magic didnt even sign Deng and mozgov. He wasnt even there yet.. It wss jeanie's stupid brother.
Demarcus cousins all his signings are worse than skip bayless show
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I had to stop watching after the Magic thing … come on man research research research
There’s obvious mistakes in this video from the very beginning. 👎🏿 “don’t recommend channel”
If I'm not mistaken Nash was not back to back mvp
he did win back 2 back mvps
Iguadala hasn't done much with the warriors
uhm won finals mvp and helped win at least 3 titles
Right was our fault bosh got a clot 😂🤡
Umm that wasn’t Magic that signed them… it was Mitch and Jim Buss
How is Bosh's signing worst? He had a blood clot, you can't control injuries, and you certainly can't control what happens to a person's body. It's a bit bias.
Bosh earned that contract, since he was part of the reason Miami has two rings.
worst is worst no excuse if you did not help your team
Still a shitty deal Lmao. Nobody gives a fuck if it’s his fault or not. Still a waste of money.
@@ivanbautista5530 I'm sure Bosh would have loved to help the team, but come on, blood clot is out of someone's control.
You want him to play his contract, and have a possibility of dying on the court?
@@aznpikachu215dude it was a bad contract cause he wasn’t able to play it out yea it sucks cause it wasn’t his fault but it’s still a bad contract lol
@@christianbarragan6935
Bosh’s contract didn’t even count towards the Heat’s Salary Cap once the blood clots were discovered. Making the contract fair value before and after the blood clots
What about steph Currys second contract? It was like a 4yr 44mil deal and then he went only to win mvps and championships while being like the 5th highest paid on the team
Never requested a trade but always request all his teammates to be traded😂
you should've put magic here
25 year 25 mil is crazy
it allowed the lakers to basically keep magic forever, ain't no way he could leave
but it also gave magic a way to keep on making bank, while not even playing
Great content. New subscriber. God bless! Jesus is the way ✝🤍
magic wasnt a gm, he was the president of basketball operations
Im early 😂
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