Affordable by Kumingga? Average of 14+8+7, the Bulls gave 80 million in 4 years, and many teams have wanted to poach

On August 11, there are still several players in the NBA offseason that have not signed, namely Grimes, Cameron Thomas, Kumingga and Gidey. One of the main reasons why these people have not signed yet is that the contract given by the team cannot satisfy him. The news today is that Cameron Thomas is unwilling to accept the contract given by the Nets, and he may eventually choose to accept a one-year qualification offer in exchange for freedom.

Grimes' contract was delayed, and the negotiations between the two parties were postponed. Grimes was not like the other three, and the other three had a contract worth more than 30 million, while Grimes' asking price was around 20 million, so the 76ers were still very likely to renew his contract. Everyone knows the situation of Kumingga. US media recently said that the Warriors' attitude is very firm, with 45 million in two years, and there is no room for negotiation in the second year.

Under such circumstances, Gidey seems to be the most promising player to earn an annual salary of 30 million? But today, according to famous reporter Jack Fisher, the Bulls provided Gidey with a 4-year offer of 80 million, which is far lower than Gidey's asking price, and the two sides have obvious differences on renewal. To be honest, the price of the bull was too low. The king originally offered Kumingga a price of 90 million in four years. If Giddy left the bull, he would probably get a big contract of about 90 million.

The Bulls have been paid an annual salary of about 20 million since the beginning of the offer. Giddy was treated by Kumingga. To be honest, the Bulls are in a blessing and do not know how to be blessed. They renewed White for 36 million for 3 years, which has already made them taste the benefits of their child labor contracts. Now White averages 20+ per game. White is also facing early renewal this summer, but the Bulls did not give it. If the team wants to completely make a fuss, I think they can send all these players away, but they did not do so.

The Bulls are still not understandable. Giddy has shown the cornerstone potential last season. He averaged 14.6 points, 8.1 rebounds, 7.2 assists per game, and his three-point ability has also been significantly improved. Last season, Giddy's three-point shooting percentage was as high as 37.8%, and he could make 1.5 three-pointers per game. This was the team had Lavin before the trading deadline. In order to give Lavin more ball rights, they let him prove himself, and then it was easy to trade, which made Giddy sacrifice the ball rights.

After Lavin was sent away by trade, Gidey got the ball rights, and he averaged 20+10+9 per game. Relying on his outstanding performance, he once became the Bulls' first core. As the team's first core, a 30 million annual salary is not expensive, but it is understandable that the Bulls don't give him a big contract. After all, Gidey is just the data that All-Stars played after, and there are too few games, which covers accidentality. In addition, Gidey's talent is inherently disadvantageous.

Gidy's defense is not good, and he will suffer in targeted games. Although his height of 2.03 meters has an advantage in point guard position, his movement speed and confrontation are not outstanding enough, and he is easily targeted. Last season's playoffs against the Mavericks, Gidy was abandoned for a while. If you want to build a team around Gidy, the team needs to introduce enough 3D players around him to cover up Gidy's lack of defense ability.

Of course, this does not mean that Gidey is not worth 30 million. What should the Bulls do if they give him 30 million, what should they do if his football skills remain at this stage in the future? After all, Jidi seems to be unable to develop many things, but don’t forget that Jidi is only 22 years old now and is at least 5 years away from his peak. In this case, I think he still has potential to tap, such as developing better ball-holding and offensive ability and improving his defensive ability.

Now, because the Bulls are unwilling to provide too high quotations, many teams are also interested in Gidedy, but because the team's salary space is not enough, they hope to get Gidedy in other ways. According to US reporters, many Eastern teams have contacted Gidey's agents to express their interest in Gidey. They hope to sign first and then exchange Gidey, and the Bulls have also expressed their opinions. They are not in a hurry to discuss Gidey's sign first and then exchange.

Bulls wanted to take advantage of it again to see if Gidey would choose to accept such a low-priced contract. If you accept it, the Bulls will make a lot of money. Even if he doesn't know how to increase the ball, Gidey's ability, with an average salary of 20 million to trade, he will probably be able to get the chips for the first round of picks. However, judging from the current situation, I think even if the Bulls don't sign first and then exchange, Gidey probably wants to leave the team and learn from Cameron Thomas to exchange for free by using a one-year qualification quotation.

There are many teams lacking qualified point guards now, such as the Suns, Magic and the Heat. I guess they are very interested in Gideon. With these outstanding talents in the 21st year, these outstanding talents have not yet won the big contract. I hope that in the end they can all win the contract they like. Having said that, what do you want to say about Gideon? Welcome to leave a message for discussion.