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After a not so lengthy thirty one games of NBA experience Embiid can make over thirty million per now over five years with incentives. Good to be an NBA player these days. May possibly pay off for the 76'ers with some healthy bones moving forward. Still really crazy stuff though.

http://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/20971278/joel-embiid-philadelphia-76ers-accepts-max-rookie-scale-contract-extension

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14 hours ago, Thomas said:

After a not so lengthy thirty one games of NBA experience Embiid can make over thirty million per now over five years with incentives. Good to be an NBA player these days. May possibly pay off for the 76'ers with some healthy bones moving forward. Still really crazy stuff though.

http://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/20971278/joel-embiid-philadelphia-76ers-accepts-max-rookie-scale-contract-extension

If he stays healthy, he will be a star. 

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Well...there seems to be some measure of sanity to the monster contract. Safety clauses based strictly on previous injuries Embiid has incurred which makes a ton of sense. Injuries other than previous ones aren't a part of the safety clauses it doesn't look like. Maybe he does indeed average more than ten games per the next few seasons. A make or break player in more ways than one for the 76ers win/loss  record moving forward.

 

Here's how a perfect storm of calamity would have to unfold for Embiid to earn any less than the full $146.5 million: Across each of the final four seasons of the extension, ending with the 2022-23 season, the 76ers could waive Embiid for a financial benefit if he's lost because of a contractually agreed-upon injury that causes him to miss 25 or more regular-season games and if he plays fewer than 1,650 minutes, league sources said. Specific injuries are laid out in the contract and include only past problem areas with Embiid's feet and back, sources said. Embiid has to miss 25 or more regular-season games because of injuries to those areas, and play fewer than 1,650 minutes, for Philadelphia to have the option of releasing him for cost savings.

 

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On 10/12/2017 at 6:19 AM, TheNorthCydeRises said:

You guys keep saying that's nuts.  If Embiid were a Hawk, would you want the Hawks paying that money for him?

Let me give you a hint . . . and keep in mind, he did all of this in 15 minutes of play.

 

 

There is no doubt of his talent ... he is just a Yao Ming/Sam Bowie/Greg Oden clone ... he is an injury waiting to happen ... 3 seasons and 31 games

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On 10/12/2017 at 6:19 AM, TheNorthCydeRises said:

You guys keep saying that's nuts.  If Embiid were a Hawk, would you want the Hawks paying that money for him?

Let me give you a hint . . . and keep in mind, he did all of this in 15 minutes of play.

 

 

I would take the gamble.  We aren't paying that much less for Bazemore and I doubt he ever gets to be even an average starter.  It could bust big time given his health issues but he could be a top 5 player in the league if he is healthy so you take your gamble on a guy like that.

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