Legend Raiders

Chapter 34 Arenas Clause
Lock up Josh Smith?
Qin Tao frowned, thinking about it all the time.

The only purpose for McHale and Bickerstaff to stop him is to let him use all his concentration to lock the Eagle King as much as possible when facing Smith tonight.

and.

McHale also put forward a bold idea. As long as Qin Tao shows a strong aggressiveness on the defensive end, they will seriously consider placing him in the key position between the center and power forward.

because.

Although the core of the Eagles is Josh Smith, Al Horford, who has always been low-key, looks short as a center, but if someone dares to underestimate him, he will pay a considerable price.

Thinking about the future of these two people for many years, Qin Tao felt sorry for Smith's demise, but for Horford, he would really give a thumbs up.

next year.

When the Hawks wanted to change, Smith, who was obsessed with the "three-point handsome boy" and couldn't help himself, became the biggest victim. He finally went to the Pistons.

But what is surprising is that after the loss of such a big killer, the Hawks not only showed no signs of slipping, but also because they invited Popovich's favorite disciple, Mike Budenholzer, and added several players. After the tough players, the Hawks really started their journey to soar the East.

Gossip less.

Qin Tao's impression of Horford completely stayed when he went to the Celtics.

When Irving was subsequently traded, and even after Kaizi got Jazz core Gordon Hayward, the truth of Horford was once forgotten by the media.

But as Irving and Hayward were all seriously injured and reimbursed, it was this person who led a group of little brothers to play an astonishing season.

Low key!

comprehensive!

Not to be underestimated!

Qin Tao immediately defined Horford.

Qin Tao felt a little dignified when he thought that tonight he would face a guy with full impact and physical fitness, and he might also face a superstar with solid skills, good talent and low-key behavior.

but.

Qin Tao bared his teeth and smiled: "Although they are very tough, but apart from the basket, I seem to be pretty awesome."

Go back to the room.

Qin Tao immediately asked Jeremy Lin for advice.

Especially for shooting selection, as well as shooting hand shape and force, he asked very carefully. After all, Jeremy Lin can be regarded as a professional background, and he is a qualified NBA team point guard.

Ask for advice.

Qin Tao really benefited a lot.

For example, the hand shape of shooting, after Jeremy Lin's hints and explanations, he immediately had a deeper understanding of his seemingly perfect shooting posture.

First of all.

Because the soul and body cannot be perfectly integrated, in terms of power control, it will definitely create a lot of instinctive misunderstandings for shooting.

Second.

Although there is no major problem with his seemingly beautiful shooting posture, the moment he makes a shot, his wrist will instinctively exert force again.

This question is very easy to explain.

Because Qin Tao could only play wild ball in his previous life, he could only compete with a few friends at the lower village level. His lack of physical fitness and strength forced him to put more force on his wrist when shooting.

It is different now.

Because of the monstrosity of this body, there was absolutely no need for him to do this, which led to ridiculous things always happening to Qin Tao when he was shooting.

After absorbing the key nutrition, Qin Tao simulated the shooting action in his mind. Qin Tao threw Jeremy Lin down excitedly, his eyes lit up and said: "Say, are you ready to pick up soap?"

Nima's!
Jeremy Lin struggled desperately, pushed Qin Tao away, and raised his hand with a shudder: "Fuck off! Brother's orientation is as straight as steel!"

hehe~~
Qin Tao smiled stupidly, tilted his head, and asked, "Xiao Linzi, if I shoot above the standard line, what height do you think I will reach in the future?"

Jeremy Lin was taken aback, recalling his game subconsciously, only paused for a moment, and then said in a loud voice: "I have to say, although your character is not very good, but if you really want to be like what you said, I want a basic The top salary will be worth the money."

Maximum salary? ?
Qin Tao sat up straight away, and couldn't wait to ask: "Brother, for undrafted picks like us, after this contract ends, will they directly get the maximum salary?"

Jeremy Lin rolled his eyes directly: "It's a good idea."

"According to the league's regulations, although there is no clause that specifically targets us, because we apply to the "Arenas Clause," it limits our starting salary."

Jeremy Lin made a serious analogy: "For example, Omer and I, because our draft and status are too low, resulting in our lack of ball age, if we want to get a big contract, we must be like Darrell. This is given."

Qin Tao was taken aback for a moment, recalling their famous poison contract, he couldn't help but be surprised by Morey's methods.

about this contract.

When Jeremy Lin mentioned the Arenas clause, Qin Tao immediately had a clear understanding.

such as.

Because of the terms and conditions, players with less than three years of experience, even if you play at a super giant level, in the next contract, the first two years must not exceed the middle class of the year.

and.

If Qin Tao's memory is correct, after a few years, the most shocking thing will be the Heat's undrafted pick Taylor Johnson.

Because after he became a free agent, he didn't know what kind of nerves the Nets had, and they actually offered him an eye-popping four-year $5000 million super poison contract.

The Heat are even more amazing, directly matching this super poison.

Thinking of all the situations related to this kind of contract, Qin Tao can have a headache.

Honestly.

Poison contracts are relative terms, and the biggest poison point is the transaction value of such players.

I won't elaborate any more.

all in all.

What Jeremy Lin wants to express is that you can definitely get a maximum salary contract in the sub-contract, but the premise is that you must abide by the terms of the alliance.

After talking about the salary, Qin Tao turned to the next best thing, hesitated, and asked again: "Then what about other commercial endorsements signed by the players?"

Jeremy Lin didn't even think about it, and said: "As long as you have that ability, even if you sign the endorsement of all the big names in the world, the NBA will only thank you for your "contribution" in changing directions, and will not care how much money you signed."

Qin Tao breathed a sigh of relief. He was really a little confused about these things.

thereafter.

Jeremy Lin seemed to have thought of something, looked up and down at Qin Tao, and couldn't help asking strangely: "It makes sense. It seems that I have never seen your agent since you joined the Rockets."

"Is it necessary?" Qin Tao was stunned: "To hire them, I not only have to pay their basic salary, but also give them an extra commission after the contract is negotiated. Do you think the money is all blown by the wind? "

drunk.

Jeremy Lin slapped his head and covered his head: "Although being pumped is sometimes uncomfortable, but if you don't have a professional agent, your exposure and other arrangements will bring you a lot of money as your reputation grows. Trouble."

(End of this chapter)