The league gives out big contracts every offseason, and there are garbage contracts that are born. If you want to talk about the garbage contracts in the past two years, it is still quite a lot. Everyone knows that the contract that the Warriors gave was a proper garbage contract. In the Wizards this season, everyone has seen Poole's performance, averaging 17+3+2 data per game, shooting rate of more than 40%, three-point shooting rate of more than 30%. In terms of efficiency and data, it is a proper garbage contract. There's also Lavin's side, which is also a garbage contract. This season, he averaged only 21 points, 4.9 rebounds and 3.4 assists per game, and after the Bulls did not have LaVine, the team's record has improved greatly.
Garbage contracts are often available, not only for teams with poor records, but also for teams with good records. In a team, the more giants the better? There are a lot of Clippers giants, but they have completed the run-in, everyone has made concessions, so we see the Clippers with great combat power. On the other side of the Celtics, they are the Big 5, White + Brown + Holiday + Tatum + Porzingis, and the team's record is the first in the league. However, when there are many giants, there are also people who can fish well. It's not so much about fishing, in fact, it's better to say that the rest of the players can get to the bottom, even if one person doesn't play well, the team can also take it, so that the team won't fall into a losing situation because one person plays abnormally.
Some people may say that Green Kai is the Big 5? White's performance this season is definitely a thigh-level and giant-level existence. Holiday is also famous, and Porzingis is also an All-Star caliber player. The Celtics starters are the league's most luxurious, with Tatum averaging 27 points per game, Brown averaging 22.7 points per game, Porzingis averaging 20.6 points per game, White averaging 17 points per game and Holiday averaging 12.9 points per game. So who among these players is the best at fishing? It's not Tatum, Tatum has a game that is right, but overall it can ensure a certain output. It's not Holiday either, Holiday has dropped in scoring this season because there are too many scorers in the team and he doesn't need to score.
If you want to talk about the king of fish, it is naturally Brown. This season, Brown is averaging 22.7 points, 5.1 rebounds and 3.6 assists per game. Compared with last season's 22+5+3 data, the decline in scoring is still obvious. Some people may say that now that the Big 5 of Green Kai, Brown's ball possession will be diluted. But that's not the case, and this season has averaged only 2.4 fewer shots per game than last season, which is not a significant decline. Then the reasons are obvious, the first is the decline in shooting efficiency, and the second is the decline in free throws. For example, in the high-end game against the Thunder, Brown made 18 shots and only hit 4 balls, with a shooting rate of 22.2%, which is still quite dismal. When Brown wastes opportunities again and again, it will be more difficult for Green Kai to win.
Brown signed a five-year, $304 million contract last offseason, which is definitely the biggest garbage contract. Brown has deceived Green Kai, in fact, he has also deceived the entire league, and he is really not worth the price. There is no way to do this, Green Kai is framed. This also reminds other teams that when giving super contracts, they must be cautious, otherwise it is really easy to have problems. For Green Kai, Brown is acceptable in the regular season, and if he continues to play like this in the playoffs, it will affect the team's playoff goals.