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Why Clippers Face a Difficult Situation With Paul George’s Upcoming $221 Million Extension



“Although PG is one of the best two-way players in the league who averaged 22.6 points this season, the Clippers might not prefer spending so much money on him because that will put them in the second apron of luxury tax. And as per the new CBA, going over the second apron comes with a lot of restrictions. “Once you go over that second apron, you can’t sign anybody for more than the minimum who’s on another team.” Bontemps said. On top of that, it also restricts teams from aggregating players to trade for another player as the new CBA allows only one-on-one trades for the teams in second apron.”

by Imaginary-Mouse-1737

5 Comments

  1. Objective-Hair-3693

    I don’t think it’s that difficult at all. He just averaged 19ppg on 40% shooting in the Playoffs and isn’t worth a max contract. Hence why u see the only team that was willing to give him that max has since changed there mind. If he wants to accept the same deal that Kawhi got then that’s awesome. Otherwise I wish him the best wherever he ends up

  2. IKel-Mate

    This mf got a offer for 3 year 150 mil contract in his own home city and he says no😂 why?

  3. SlideIndependent3642

    We should not be afraid to rebuild.

  4. LLUrDadsFave

    Clippers already made their decision. Paul is the one that had a decision to make. Take it or leave it.

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