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Best and Worst Contracts in the NBA So Far in 2016-17
- Updated: November 28, 2016
As the NBA adjusts to its new salary-cap climate, it’s only right that we update the best and worst contracts accordingly.
Players on rookie-scale deals will not be a part of this conversation, since their earning potential is heavily capped. Likewise, superstars on max-level agreements will not be considered for bargain status. It’s cool that LeBron James is worth more than the Cleveland Cavaliers are paying him, …
