I’ll get you banned from RUclips for making fun of him when it’s not his fault, and I’ll get you banned from RUclips for not realizing that injuries keep robbing him of playing.
@@awfulweek I’ll get you banned from RUclips for calling my account a Chandler burner account when it’s not and this ain’t associated with him. And I’ll get you banned from RUclips for also not realizing the issue that Parsons has with Injuries
@@brandonbandzzz1125 didn't say he didn't ball back then, but when he got in Charlotte his game dropped in all aspects and even or maybe MJ talking trash to him, he still got paid if I was him so be it talk atleast I've got paid, not on the level I was supposed to deliver but I've tried but it just doesn't work, now see he is paid less in LAC but his performance there was what were expected when he was in Charlotte.
On paper, Parsons actually did good in Dallas; His injuries were the only major problem. It was the Griz front office who offered him an absurd amount of cash while being aware of his injury history. I can't blame him for grabbing the opportunity of his life, wishing for his death is extremely childish and petty.
People tend to forget that he actually got hurt and pretty much never recovered his game. Honestly didn't know what the Grizzlies were thinking giving him that much money though but regardless, the injuries he got would ruin anybody.
I agree with you even more than I agree with myself on this issue. Also, Parsons would probably choose to play and get paid vs not. I hate it when people say, “I wish I could get paid for doing nothing,” as a way of being mean to them. They can blame the team because they deserve it, but the player probably wishes they were playing.
Parsons' body gave up after he was hit by a car. I think a pro athlete, whom his skill sets revolved around jumping and running, may have a great "excuse" to underperforme. I guess most people complaining about his paycheck would had been able to still show to work after being hit by a car... wait a minute!?!
It does if you're one of those small market teams using algorithms and math equations to build a team. Meaning, you're absolutely right it makes no sense because you don't build good teams with a calculator
Bro josh smith was so overrated. Being a hawks fan my whole life most of the fan base wanted him gone for the longest. Dude was complete trash. Only reason why anyone thought he was good is cause they never watched the hawks play
As a Warriors fan: Andris Biedrins. At 22 years old, averaged 30MPG, 11RPG, 1.5BPG, and 11.9PPG in a contract year. Seemed like a rising center in a time when the league was thin on centers (ex: Chris Kaman was named an all-star center the very next season). The Warriors signed him to a 6-year contract at $9M a year. May not seem like a lot now but the salary cap then was at $55M. When adjusted for today's salary cap which is almost $110M, that is like taking up $18M a year of your salary cap! After signing that contract, Biedrins never averaged more than 5 PPG and all his stats declined every year. He was also a 24% FT shooter throughout that entire contract!
Turner was drafted by the Sixers in 2010. His teams made the playoffs his first 2 years. He played meaningful minutes for a team that went to the 2nd round of the playoffs in 2012. Hinkie wasn't hired until 2013. He only played for one partial season on a Sixers team that was devoid of NBA talent.
So many people either forgot or are too young to remember about Bobby Simmons and his contract with the Milwaukee Bucks contract. It was not as much as these contracts mentioned in the video, but the salary cap was much lower back then but he still ate up a lot of their cap
I can’t blame Luke.. buddy only likes to shoot 3s.. he doesn’t like to attack the rim, his defense is atrocious. And he doesn’t move around. Only stays at the 3 point line. The offense did flow better without hield
Erick Dampier in the 03-04 season comes to mind. Averaged 12 pts and 12 reb, never averaged double figures in either category again. Was pretty terrible beforehand as well.
You forgot Hassan Whiteside, straight for D-League, earned his minutes, seems promising defensive center, gets triple dubs with blocks. Then gets a max contract and starts to cry about his minutes instead of improving his play style. Now he's on a minimum contract lol
Marcus Morris has no business being on this list. He's their third best Forward and still puts up great numbers for a 3rd or 4th option. He's a great shooter, can take it to the rack, and he's a very good defender. When we had him on the Celtics he always guarded their best wing, even ahead of Marcus Smart. Can't believe you said he should be making the minimum or mid-level exception. Disrespectful
Batum has been an awesome role player for my Clippers this year, but wow that contract the Hornets gave him was insane. Even the Hornets announcer would have a hard time getting excited over that.
I think the clippers have a real shot at winning a title this year. They have a very deep rotation and we’re just able to close out the jazz in game 6 even without kawhi. If the clippers can get kawhi back early in this upcoming conference finals against the suns they have a good chance at winning and moving on to the finals and if they can do that I honestly believe they’re better than any of the teams left in the east, especially since the Brooklyn nets just got eliminated by the bucks after injuries destroyed them
Buddy Hield has been so frustrating to watch this season. It is always 1 step forward, 3 steps back with this team. It isn't a shooting slump if it lasts the entire season. Thankfully Haliburton has picked up the slack.
Hi Andy, look into Michael “yogi”Stewart from about 20 years ago. The Raptors signed him to a 4 yr deal and he virtually sat on the bench for the length of the contract.
John wall got 44 million last year to sit on the bench healthy and is getting another 47 mil this year healthy to be told to sit on the bench. Now THAT is the life haha!
I think a lot of these contracts can be attributed to teams that just don’t get a lot of star players in free agency. So these teams have to overpay unproved but budding players
Two things about Buddy Hield: 1) He doesn't create contact like other 3pt shooters. He could draw SO many fouls and put up better numbers if he did 2) Hield is much more well-rounded this season despite not shooting well. He's had numerous games of no points or like 4 points, but he's doing a bit of everything. And with Fox & Haliburton out, he's even been running the offense lately.
The funny thing, every fan at the time during that 2016 off season knew that all those contacts were BAD. GMs though seemed to think that the cap would continue to rise sharply, that these were the new economics. Those GMs are still paying for that naivety now
@@metalsadman His role isn’t to score lol he’s averaging an efficient 10ppg anyways, and he’s playing great defense which is what they desperately needed
Andrew Wiggins and Aaron Gordon prove to us that high lottery picks with high expectations may not be busts but just in the wrong role now they are champions
Still can’t believe you put Marcus Morris on this list. Statically one of the best & efficient 3pt shooters in the league; hits big-time/contested shots and is a good shot maker when in late shot clock situations. The only thing that ‘fell off’ about him is his defense.
I like the guy but Kevin Love's entire post-Bron stint with the Cavs was one big mistake made after an incredible year. They thought they signed the vet to lead the team, instead they got an old man with anger issues ^^
Everything about Kevin Love's career has been weird. The guy had SUPERSTAR written all over him. The numbers he was putting up were insane. Then he gets to the Cavs and they're like, "Okay, just stand in the corner and shoot threes." The exact same thing happened with Bosh, except Love was putting up even better numbers than Bosh had been. By the time Lebron left, both guys were out of their primes and had been playing such a weird style for so long it's like they couldn't revert back to their former selves.
De Aaron fox, Buddy hield, Bradley Beal, Zach Lavine, Vucevic, Aaron Gordon, Demar Derosen all of these wonderful players but don't have impact on winning as their numbers and names may suggest, it's not easy to be star or a super star in the NBA
Bulls lied about his health. They said he has a severe case of the flu and needed a spinal tap then never recovered from the extreme weight loss and dehydration
That's prob my #1 honestly. Some of these guys were injured (Parsons, Harris) or not used properly (Hield). But Whiteside simply didn't live up to his hype.
What about Derrick Coleman and the way that dude fell off and got fat/lazy once he was paid just like any of the players you featured in your video. Granted the money is much more significant in today’s NBA, but he was definitely the first player who I remember really falling off hard after signing a huge contract with the Sixers.
The reason Batum was paid so mutch is due to all the little things most people don't pay attention to. Keeping the ball moving, playing smart defense, being a facilitator. His problem with the hornets was coach Borrego who did not take his personal characteristics into account and asked of him a role that did not let his strengths express (only catch and shoot, never driving never moving or passing)
2 phenomenon at work here. 1 it's easier to look like an outstanding player on a bad team, than it is to look like an outstanding player on a good team, or to take that bad team to the next level. The heightened expectations, and getting in your own head to try to take that team to the next level, can make you look real ordinary. You kind of notice a theme with some of the organizations in these videos lol 2 when you get that big next contract, you now are comparing spending your off time in the gym to spending your off time with all the things you spending that money on...... takes a certain kind of dude to stay committed.
IMO the pressure of living up to the contract is what causes these types of failures. players tend to do "too much" instead of doing what they do best before getting paid and that causes them to fail. Also injuries and poor motivation
This series against the Mavs just proved that the contract was worth it. Kawhi could very well leave this offseason so he's definitely a backup, as well.
Video Idea: Top 10 best Passers in NBA history: 1 Steve Nash 2 Magic Johnson 3 Oscar Robertson 4 Russell Westbrook 5 Rajon Rondo 6 LaMelo Ball 7 Jason Kidd 8 John Stockton 9 Shawn Marion 10 Ben Simmons
@@kaiskajani5305 I don't know how old you are, but ESPN tried to get us all hype on Walton when he was at Arizona. Literally nothing about his game stood out at all and he was statistically crappy even by college standards. They wanted us to believe he was good because he passed the ball. Not And1 passing, YMCA passing. Its amazing he made a career off of that.
@@kevinwillette5161 I agree he’s been horrible and deserves to lose his job but idk man buddy wasn’t this good till Dave’s last year and his defense is even worse
@@kaiskajani5305 which leads me to my next point, Vlade is a terrible GM. Why the hell would they fire Dave in the first place? Look at the roster he was getting success out of. And replace him with Walton?! Just terrible.
More like the dumbest front office ever.Why'd you even pay a injury prone guy that absurd amount money.Does that organization have no scouts and Doctors to intervene?lol it wasn't even Parson's fault,if you were him u would take the bag too
@@yshevdyc I remember I uses to laugh at people that used to say Hassan Whiteside was like a top 5 center people uses to actually say he was better than Joel embiid lmao.
Sixers did not start tanking until Evan Turner's 4th year on the team. They actually made the playoffs in 2012 and took Boston to 7 games in the second round.
I know this was posted a year ago but Aaron Gordon has become a great defender for the nuggets while providing an athletic slashing power on offense. He is now a key part for the nuggets future. Gary Harris certainly had trouble with injuries but could still be a solid contributor. Hopefully he gets out of Orlando and lands on a contender
Hey Andy, I’m from philly. I have a process too. It goes from being a huge fan and than watching them try to suck as much as possible and totally losing interest in my team. All these teams that intentionally tank trying to get a franchise player is painful to watch. A franchise player like lebron or Shaq or Tim Duncan is once in a generation. Orlando and Cleveland didn’t tank they just sucked and San Antonio got the luckiest horrible injury riddled season you can hope for at the best time.
Hey Nick, I'm also from philly and followed the process out of shear curiosity to see how you purposely lose games without getting caught even though the whole world knew what you were doing🤔 I also felt the sixer fans pain, for I am a Spurs fan and having to watch them fill the void of the "Admirals" injury with Will Purdue was painful to say the least but in the end you couldn't of written a better script for the end of Robinson's career and the birth of the original "Big 3"!!!!
Prayers up to chandler parsons didn’t know that happened to him, shout out to him for getting that bag, idc if he deserved it or didn’t he got it so respect to him, never hate on someone else’s pockets.
people fail to realize that role players that fit into schemes offensively or defensively well do deserve reasonable pay increases to perform their role well. your starters or stars can't always do it all without at least one solid role player playing their role every night
Atleast Gordon and Batum have step up tbh. Gordon is really good in Denver, and Batum does not have interesting stats but contributed in the clippers this season
A lot of players don’t care about competing and winning a ring. They just want that huge contract and they’re set for life. We have all played sports with people who are good but just don’t care about winning.
Chandler Parsons is the greatest heist artist ever.
I’ll get you banned from RUclips for making fun of him when it’s not his fault, and I’ll get you banned from RUclips for not realizing that injuries keep robbing him of playing.
@@VictorFernandezBigdestroyer ?
Rick dipetro?
@@VictorFernandezBigdestroyer chandlers burner account
@@awfulweek I’ll get you banned from RUclips for calling my account a Chandler burner account when it’s not and this ain’t associated with him. And I’ll get you banned from RUclips for also not realizing the issue that Parsons has with Injuries
Can you imagine the amount of shit MJ talked to Nicholas Batum lmfao
Been thinking of this, but yeah at the end of the day he got paid millions.
@@jamesalcantara4217 he is ballin in clippers
@@brandonbandzzz1125 didn't say he didn't ball back then, but when he got in Charlotte his game dropped in all aspects and even or maybe MJ talking trash to him, he still got paid if I was him so be it talk atleast I've got paid, not on the level I was supposed to deliver but I've tried but it just doesn't work, now see he is paid less in LAC but his performance there was what were expected when he was in Charlotte.
If he can casually slap the back of Monk's head, he had a field day with Batum I'm sure lmao
batum could just say something back in French and MJ would have no idea.
On paper, Parsons actually did good in Dallas; His injuries were the only major problem.
It was the Griz front office who offered him an absurd amount of cash while being aware of his injury history. I can't blame him for grabbing the opportunity of his life, wishing for his death is extremely childish and petty.
worded it perfectly g 👏
Finally someone said it
People tend to forget that he actually got hurt and pretty much never recovered his game. Honestly didn't know what the Grizzlies were thinking giving him that much money though but regardless, the injuries he got would ruin anybody.
I agree with you even more than I agree with myself on this issue. Also, Parsons would probably choose to play and get paid vs not. I hate it when people say, “I wish I could get paid for doing nothing,” as a way of being mean to them. They can blame the team because they deserve it, but the player probably wishes they were playing.
Parsons' body gave up after he was hit by a car. I think a pro athlete, whom his skill sets revolved around jumping and running, may have a great "excuse" to underperforme.
I guess most people complaining about his paycheck would had been able to still show to work after being hit by a car... wait a minute!?!
Marcus Morris is statistically one of the most efficient shooters this season, he definitely wouldn’t be a minimum player
I think he wouldve got paid by the clippers regardless..hes a goodfit
Any team would have gave him that contract...He's still a really efficient shooter.
@@swagoneto7922 exactly if you can shoot at an efficient rate you going to get paid
Marcus Morris didn’t fall off... he accepted his role as a role player. A 3 and D guy, who is honestly shooting amazingly.
Hes also very good in 2K :D
Yea he gladly accepted his role
He’s still capable of dropping 20 or more at any night
His contract wasn't that bad!! I say it fair.
Andy never mentioned his time with the Celtics. He was pretty solid on that team 💪
The Chandler Parsons contract still doesn't make sense to this day...
It does if you're one of those small market teams using algorithms and math equations to build a team. Meaning, you're absolutely right it makes no sense because you don't build good teams with a calculator
Dirk took a paycut to get this man on the team
@@joelembiid4433 Yea, he lost like 70 M
@@joelembiid4433 He got his money back getting paid to be on the bench his last two years but yeah. He was humble, took a pay cut and for nothing
@@kal-el1827 that good to hear
We need a "Players who turned their careers around on a new contract"
Andy i hope you make this 💓
Marco Bellineli
Steph Curry would be number 1.
Reggie jackson
@@cyrilcabral3709 no
This video was made for hassan whiteside
As a Miami Heat fan yes.
*Chandler Parsons
I forgot how to spell it
Fr, he robbed a couple teams.
Bahahaha. For real tho...
First thought for me was Ben Gordon. He suddenly turned into a reincarnated MJ in that 2009 playoffs, then just fell off.
Charlie V. would be better suited here than either of them.
Legendary playoff performance that year.
@brad monaghan I guess you got a point. I don't remember much of Ben outside that series.
@brad monaghan Yeah, Buddy Hield is not a bad player at all.
@@pcharl01
Charlie V was good on the raptors it when he went to the bucks
Morris is so important to the clippers. His contact is not bad at all.
Exactly he’s not an overpay, I can name multiple players who became worse after signing a big contract who aren’t in this video
He's not even the worst contract on their team. Luke fucking Kenard
@@ef692 Luke's contract would be manageable if the dude actually played
@@lionelsenga3752 he can it's just that he's inconsistent
@@ef692 he played amazing today, along with Morris
First thought that came to me was Josh Smith joining the Pistons
Me too 💯
your not lying dude.
It wasn't Smith's fault. They had him playing SF next to Monroe and Drummond lol.
It wasn't as big as what's on this list though; Smith grabbed around $50M for a 4yrs deal. Not a terrible contract tbh.
Bro josh smith was so overrated. Being a hawks fan my whole life most of the fan base wanted him gone for the longest. Dude was complete trash. Only reason why anyone thought he was good is cause they never watched the hawks play
As a Warriors fan: Andris Biedrins.
At 22 years old, averaged 30MPG, 11RPG, 1.5BPG, and 11.9PPG in a contract year. Seemed like a rising center in a time when the league was thin on centers (ex: Chris Kaman was named an all-star center the very next season).
The Warriors signed him to a 6-year contract at $9M a year. May not seem like a lot now but the salary cap then was at $55M. When adjusted for today's salary cap which is almost $110M, that is like taking up $18M a year of your salary cap!
After signing that contract, Biedrins never averaged more than 5 PPG and all his stats declined every year. He was also a 24% FT shooter throughout that entire contract!
Turner was drafted by the Sixers in 2010. His teams made the playoffs his first 2 years. He played meaningful minutes for a team that went to the 2nd round of the playoffs in 2012. Hinkie wasn't hired until 2013. He only played for one partial season on a Sixers team that was devoid of NBA talent.
Honestly if you want to use a Celtic use Mark Blount instead
My exact thoughts. I like this guys videos but sometimes he just spews nonsense
Who else thought of Chandler Parsons before they even watched the video 😭
Always dump his contract in 2k
And batum
Everyone
Uhm yeah coz he was in the thumbnail
@@duffal0 He was my first.... Batum robbed Hornets without a gun
My first thought was Bobby Simmons after winning Most Improved and getting a new contract
Same
Is he in the league anymore
@@WhoKilledWesley homie he’s been out the league for like a decade
Yeah.... he retired about a decade ago.... He played for MIL and once he signed his new contract, he just suddenly became irrelevant
@@johnraymondcerezo8260 Didn't he have like a bad injury?
So many people either forgot or are too young to remember about Bobby Simmons and his contract with the Milwaukee Bucks contract. It was not as much as these contracts mentioned in the video, but the salary cap was much lower back then but he still ate up a lot of their cap
Buddy is struggling but it’s Luke’s fault he isn’t using him right
Why the hell is Walton still there anyways
Yea i wouldnt blame on buddy struggling, fucking luke walton is so ass at coaching they need to fire him asap
@@kerzonmendoza6023 he'll be a great coach if he'd start smoking some of his dads good green!
Facts
I can’t blame Luke.. buddy only likes to shoot 3s.. he doesn’t like to attack the rim, his defense is atrocious. And he doesn’t move around. Only stays at the 3 point line. The offense did flow better without hield
Anyone else sit on the home page and just refresh till something pops up, ty andy🙌
Erick Dampier in the 03-04 season comes to mind. Averaged 12 pts and 12 reb, never averaged double figures in either category again. Was pretty terrible beforehand as well.
2016 Free Agency was a very happy year for Role Players tbh. 😂
You forgot Hassan Whiteside, straight for D-League, earned his minutes, seems promising defensive center, gets triple dubs with blocks.
Then gets a max contract and starts to cry about his minutes instead of improving his play style. Now he's on a minimum contract lol
Marcus Morris has no business being on this list. He's their third best Forward and still puts up great numbers for a 3rd or 4th option. He's a great shooter, can take it to the rack, and he's a very good defender. When we had him on the Celtics he always guarded their best wing, even ahead of Marcus Smart. Can't believe you said he should be making the minimum or mid-level exception. Disrespectful
Its his brother thats the bum , cant shoot cant really D anybody
Only casuals agree with Morris on this list, I absolutely despise Marcus Morris but he’s a baller
Batum's 120M has to be one of the most stupid contracts of all time... I remember laughing about it as it happened... MJ is such a bad owner LOL
Batum has been an awesome role player for my Clippers this year, but wow that contract the Hornets gave him was insane. Even the Hornets announcer would have a hard time getting excited over that.
😂😂
I think the clippers have a real shot at winning a title this year. They have a very deep rotation and we’re just able to close out the jazz in game 6 even without kawhi. If the clippers can get kawhi back early in this upcoming conference finals against the suns they have a good chance at winning and moving on to the finals and if they can do that I honestly believe they’re better than any of the teams left in the east, especially since the Brooklyn nets just got eliminated by the bucks after injuries destroyed them
@@jeremyroberts8822 yea this comment ain’t age well at all but now they have John wall so u would hope
@@jeremyroberts8822 jeez the discourse around the clippers is so delusional 😂😂😂
To be fair to Gordon, the Magic mismanaged their lineups and he played out of position.
HE's still a minor bust. Doesn't play with teh same energy he did in college,
7. Buddy Hield 0:56
6. Nicolas Batum 2:15
5. Evan Turner 3:26
4. Aaron Gordon 5:28
3. Gary Harris 7:08
2. Marcus Morris 8:33
1. Chandler Parsons 10:05
Thank you. What a true legend
Thank you sir. I wanted to skip straight to Aaron Gordon and with your help I did!
Buddy Hield has been so frustrating to watch this season. It is always 1 step forward, 3 steps back with this team. It isn't a shooting slump if it lasts the entire season. Thankfully Haliburton has picked up the slack.
To be fair, Gary Harris suffered injuries for a significant amount of time.
And also became a 4th option after joker and Jamal came along
@@williefaulker when you say 4th option that’s after Jokic Murray and Millsap right? just curious
@@cryptic4249 yes lol I forgot to mention Millsap
“He’s been healthy for awhile” literally no he hasn’t lol he’s missed 30 games this year and injuries are the only reason why he fell off offensively
Hi Andy, look into Michael “yogi”Stewart from about 20 years ago. The Raptors signed him to a 4 yr deal and he virtually sat on the bench for the length of the contract.
Erick Dampier was one of the first few examples of a contact year phenomenon. From GSW to Dallas.
"NBA playoffs teams who didn't had an ALL-STAR that year"
Chandler Parsons agent is a genius
AG watched this video before game 4 of the finals.
John wall got 44 million last year to sit on the bench healthy and is getting another 47 mil this year healthy to be told to sit on the bench. Now THAT is the life haha!
I think a lot of these contracts can be attributed to teams that just don’t get a lot of star players in free agency. So these teams have to overpay unproved but budding players
Two things about Buddy Hield: 1) He doesn't create contact like other 3pt shooters. He could draw SO many fouls and put up better numbers if he did
2) Hield is much more well-rounded this season despite not shooting well. He's had numerous games of no points or like 4 points, but he's doing a bit of everything. And with Fox & Haliburton out, he's even been running the offense lately.
The funny thing, every fan at the time during that 2016 off season knew that all those contacts were BAD. GMs though seemed to think that the cap would continue to rise sharply, that these were the new economics. Those GMs are still paying for that naivety now
How is Marcus Morris here? He is playing amazing.
Here*
@@insideconvo402 thanks
And top 2 too lol. He's been consistent for several years now.
Video right on time for my lunch break. Nice!
It’s better than playing worse during a contract year feel bad for IT and cousins also I make videos as well
No One cares If you make videos?
Aaron Gordon has been great with the nuggets he fits with them perfectly he definitely didn’t fall off
He fell off lol, gordon can hardly score 10 points a game even playing with a.great passer as jokic.
@@metalsadman His role isn’t to score lol he’s averaging an efficient 10ppg anyways, and he’s playing great defense which is what they desperately needed
@@metalsadman he has great shooting percentages he just doesn't shoot much atm
He technically didn’t fall off.. he just went to a good team, turning him into a role player
When you go from potential superstar to role player in your 20s, that's falling off.
Andrew Wiggins and Aaron Gordon prove to us that high lottery picks with high expectations may not be busts but just in the wrong role now they are champions
I'd like to see a video for the greatest playoff performances in the last 20 years
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hell ya!!
Same🔥
Bubble Murray and Mitchell last year and of course MJ dropping 63 against the Celtics
Still can’t believe you put Marcus Morris on this list. Statically one of the best & efficient 3pt shooters in the league; hits big-time/contested shots and is a good shot maker when in late shot clock situations. The only thing that ‘fell off’ about him is his defense.
'We hit the lottery by not signing you' CJ was so wrong for that LOL
as a kings fan, I was hyped to see buddy able to play with fox for more years, but his recent inconsistency made me change my mind
I like the guy but Kevin Love's entire post-Bron stint with the Cavs was one big mistake made after an incredible year. They thought they signed the vet to lead the team, instead they got an old man with anger issues ^^
Everything about Kevin Love's career has been weird. The guy had SUPERSTAR written all over him. The numbers he was putting up were insane. Then he gets to the Cavs and they're like, "Okay, just stand in the corner and shoot threes." The exact same thing happened with Bosh, except Love was putting up even better numbers than Bosh had been. By the time Lebron left, both guys were out of their primes and had been playing such a weird style for so long it's like they couldn't revert back to their former selves.
De Aaron fox, Buddy hield, Bradley Beal, Zach Lavine, Vucevic, Aaron Gordon, Demar Derosen all of these wonderful players but don't have impact on winning as their numbers and names may suggest, it's not easy to be star or a super star in the NBA
Please do a video on Luol Deng - he went from the second-best player on the Bulls to nothing - why?
Bulls lied about his health. They said he has a severe case of the flu and needed a spinal tap then never recovered from the extreme weight loss and dehydration
Injuries he got a spinal tap that done his career
He’s an investor now
Big fan of andy hoops. keep it up sir 💯
I'm surprised Hassan Whiteside wasn't on here.
That's prob my #1 honestly. Some of these guys were injured (Parsons, Harris) or not used properly (Hield). But Whiteside simply didn't live up to his hype.
All right Andy Hoops Saturday video !!!! The 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐 those trumpets 🎺🎺🎺🎺
What about Derrick Coleman and the way that dude fell off and got fat/lazy once he was paid just like any of the players you featured in your video. Granted the money is much more significant in today’s NBA, but he was definitely the first player who I remember really falling off hard after signing a huge contract with the Sixers.
andy: "he's actually a pretty good player..."
me: "ok... interesting..."
andy: "however..."
me: "oh no..."
Buddy Hield just lack a good coach. He's not the type of guy that shoot off dribble so he needs a good playmaker to make him wide open
shoulda kept dave joeger luke walton sucks
Aaron Gordon having a career season rn
Buddy Hield really did fell off after that 2018-19 season NGL , I have to agree with that 💯💯💯
i wouldnt say hes bad tho, i feel like hed be better on another team
@@drezz8k as a kings fan Ik how bad he’s regressed he can’t shoot gets tunnel vision and is a very bad defender
The reason Batum was paid so mutch is due to all the little things most people don't pay attention to. Keeping the ball moving, playing smart defense, being a facilitator. His problem with the hornets was coach Borrego who did not take his personal characteristics into account and asked of him a role that did not let his strengths express (only catch and shoot, never driving never moving or passing)
Philly fans fr were like "Evan stop trying to win"
Kent bazemore, hedo turkoglu, Rashard Lewis, Jeremy Lin
Its funny watching that after Aaron Gordon just won the NBA championship with the nuggets😂😂😂
Brandon Jennings to Detroit, Amare Stadoumire to the Knicks, Eddie Curry to the Knicks, Bobby Simmons to Milwaukee
I think Gordon will adjust to the nuggets as a more athletic Paul milsap
2 phenomenon at work here.
1 it's easier to look like an outstanding player on a bad team, than it is to look like an outstanding player on a good team, or to take that bad team to the next level. The heightened expectations, and getting in your own head to try to take that team to the next level, can make you look real ordinary. You kind of notice a theme with some of the organizations in these videos lol
2 when you get that big next contract, you now are comparing spending your off time in the gym to spending your off time with all the things you spending that money on...... takes a certain kind of dude to stay committed.
Anyone remember Johnathan Simmons?
I remember him blocking Steph's shot in the opening game for 2016-2017 season. He got a lot of hype.
Oh shit what happened to that guy
IMO the pressure of living up to the contract is what causes these types of failures. players tend to do "too much" instead of doing what they do best before getting paid and that causes them to fail. Also injuries and poor motivation
Barón Davis and Andris Biedrins came to my mind at first
This series against the Mavs just proved that the contract was worth it. Kawhi could very well leave this offseason so he's definitely a backup, as well.
In defense of Noah, he suffered a series of devastating injuries. When healthy, he always gave his all on the court.
andy is back with another masterpiece
Luke Kennard secured the bag for no reason
Kyle Kuzma too
And Davis Bertans
Video Idea: Top 10 best Passers in NBA history:
1 Steve Nash
2 Magic Johnson
3 Oscar Robertson
4 Russell Westbrook
5 Rajon Rondo
6 LaMelo Ball
7 Jason Kidd
8 John Stockton
9 Shawn Marion
10 Ben Simmons
LeBron should absolutely be on this list
What about Hassan Whiteside?
Watching Batum act as a solid piece for LAC this year was nearly rage inducing
Buddy still got time I believe.. Luke don’t know what he doing lol
Walton is the worst coach in the league, maybe worst of his generation.
@@kevinwillette5161 fair but hield has regressed
@@kaiskajani5305 I don't know how old you are, but ESPN tried to get us all hype on Walton when he was at Arizona. Literally nothing about his game stood out at all and he was statistically crappy even by college standards. They wanted us to believe he was good because he passed the ball. Not And1 passing, YMCA passing. Its amazing he made a career off of that.
@@kevinwillette5161 I agree he’s been horrible and deserves to lose his job but idk man buddy wasn’t this good till Dave’s last year and his defense is even worse
@@kaiskajani5305 which leads me to my next point, Vlade is a terrible GM. Why the hell would they fire Dave in the first place? Look at the roster he was getting success out of. And replace him with Walton?! Just terrible.
Ben Gordon was a great player with the bulls and got a big contract with the Pistons in 2010 and fell off when he signed with them
James Johnson
Dion Waiters
Hassan Whiteside
Coming from a heat fan
Justice winslow coming from a man that lives in Hialeah
@@M3333_ he was decent before he got injured
Tyler Johnson, Myers Leonard and Kelly Olynyk
Even without the injuries Parsons was never good enough for a $94 million contract. He was a very useful role player at best.
Davis bertans is close to being on this list
Noah finished 4th in mvp voting like 2 years before getting paid 😂 "didn't have a contract year"
Chandler Parsons is one of the greatest contract thieves in sports history!
More like the dumbest front office ever.Why'd you even pay a injury prone guy that absurd amount money.Does that organization have no scouts and Doctors to intervene?lol it wasn't even Parson's fault,if you were him u would take the bag too
As a blazer fan no one I talked to liked Evan Turner during his stay in Portland
i didn’t even start watching yet, but if hassan whiteside ain’t on this list, i’m rioting…
LET'S RIOT
Whiteside sucks
@@metalsadman after he got that contract, he didn’t care. before that, he was a legit top 5 center in the league
@@yshevdyc I remember I uses to laugh at people that used to say Hassan Whiteside was like a top 5 center people uses to actually say he was better than Joel embiid lmao.
@@pp3k3jamail he was. he was borderline unstoppable when he was on. 2014-2016 whiteside is so underrated
Sixers did not start tanking until Evan Turner's 4th year on the team. They actually made the playoffs in 2012 and took Boston to 7 games in the second round.
Buddy Hield, Aaron Gordon and Marcus Morris have still been solid tho
But Did These Guys lived up to it?
@@sacramentokingswillrise7525 no but theyre not awful contracts like the others
@@drezz8k They're still Bad
@@sacramentokingswillrise7525 i wouldnt call them bad contacts, just a little overpaid
You have great class Andy
Ya boi Timofey Mozgov
And Luol Deng
@@anarky305 ^^^^^this^^^^
Aaron gordon is 25 I feel like he'll be a late bloomer
His stats are getting worst that’s the problem if he was averaging like 20 a game I’d say he’s a solid player
My first thought was Bonzi Wells after the great playoff run.
Your never overpaid, your paid exactly what your worth because someone decided you were worth that much
-said some guy I forget
I know this was posted a year ago but Aaron Gordon has become a great defender for the nuggets while providing an athletic slashing power on offense. He is now a key part for the nuggets future. Gary Harris certainly had trouble with injuries but could still be a solid contributor. Hopefully he gets out of Orlando and lands on a contender
Hey Andy, I’m from philly. I have a process too. It goes from being a huge fan and than watching them try to suck as much as possible and totally losing interest in my team. All these teams that intentionally tank trying to get a franchise player is painful to watch. A franchise player like lebron or Shaq or Tim Duncan is once in a generation. Orlando and Cleveland didn’t tank they just sucked and San Antonio got the luckiest horrible injury riddled season you can hope for at the best time.
Hey Nick, I'm also from philly and followed the process out of shear curiosity to see how you purposely lose games without getting caught even though the whole world knew what you were doing🤔 I also felt the sixer fans pain, for I am a Spurs fan and having to watch them fill the void of the "Admirals" injury with Will Purdue was painful to say the least but in the end you couldn't of written a better script for the end of Robinson's career and the birth of the original "Big 3"!!!!
Prayers up to chandler parsons didn’t know that happened to him, shout out to him for getting that bag, idc if he deserved it or didn’t he got it so respect to him, never hate on someone else’s pockets.
people fail to realize that role players that fit into schemes offensively or defensively well do deserve reasonable pay increases to perform their role well. your starters or stars can't always do it all without at least one solid role player playing their role every night
You should do controversial contracts/extensions that players actually lived up to, like Jaylen Brown (at least so far, and before injury)
You should do anther video about this, starting with Randle
Atleast Gordon and Batum have step up tbh. Gordon is really good in Denver, and Batum does not have interesting stats but contributed in the clippers this season
Man you missed the biggest one!! Jerome James!!!! :D
A lot of players don’t care about competing and winning a ring. They just want that huge contract and they’re set for life. We have all played sports with people who are good but just don’t care about winning.
Marcus Morris has been a big part of the clippers success in this postseason