Super Small Forward

Hayward is making a strong appeal to the Jazz management, to help, to help. Apex novels update fastest

But I don't want to listen to you!

Their boss, Mr. George Miller, lost his father when he was young. He had no interest in managing the Jazz, or he didn’t even want to touch the team. He gave full power to the general manager, his sixth grandfather, Greg Miller. Le management separates the team’s assets from the family assets, leaving Greg Miller to be responsible for his own profits and losses...

The Jazz is probably the most casual team in the league. This has to do with the Jazz’s owner’s family's obsession with NBA and basketball, and bad luck when encountering NBA.

The Miller family, the owner of the Jazz, was bought by the Jazz after the postman Malone team was dissolved in 2003. They really love basketball.

The Miller family is one of the well-known automobile sales channels in the United States. They have no actual product output, but their annual sales volume has reached nearly 10 billion. After the Miller family aside all costs and taxes, the annual income has reached an astonishing 4.8 Billion, is the very high income among the bosses of all NBA teams.

But the Miller family has been unlucky since they bought the Jazz. In 2005, their family head Kevin Miller passed away at the age of 65, and his brother Larry Miller took over the family business.

In 2007, Larry Miller's last wife died at the age of 39, and then Larry Brown was overwhelmed with a serious illness and died at the age of 64 in 2009.

Later, Larry Miller's son, Roger Miller, who was only 45 years old, died in 2013, and George Miller, who was only 21 years old, took over the family.

At this time, no one in the entire Miller family wants to be the head of the family. Since this position has been related to the Jazz, who will sit and die!

But they are really reluctant to sell an NBA team, and their entire family loves basketball.

So, after several memories, it was finally decided to select the Jazz management through lottery. The poor old Greg Miller became the Jazz boss, and then George Miller decisively separated the Jazz from the family industry. Coming, almost equal to giving the Jazz to Greg Miller...

So, the biggest headache for Jazz general manager Mr. Greg Miller is... no money.

Yes, even if there is no money, the Jazz is not a particularly profitable team. Because they can't make the playoffs, their income is relatively fixed. They must operate well to keep their salary below the luxury tax threshold to ensure profitability. Ensure the normal payment of player salaries, as well as staff salaries that can be paid on time.

After the Jazz took over the team by Greg Miller in the last three years, they have indeed controlled their salaries very well. They will only reach the salary cap a little more than a little bit and make profits every year.

However, in this way, the Jazz, which had already made the playoffs in 2012, never made the playoffs again...

The strength of the Jazz is really not bad, but the same problem in the past few years is that after the rookie contract of the young players in the team ends, they can't keep anyone.

Because...no money to renew.

Now the Jazz has only one player with an annual salary of more than 15 million, only one player with an annual salary of more than 10 million, and only one player with an annual salary of more than 9 million...

This player is Gordon Hayward, who ranks second in the Jazz's salary list is Derek Favors, a 10,000-year potential male who renewed his contract for 4 years and 38 million last summer. The first year of the new contract is 8.8 million.

This makes Hayward very upset. Enes Kanter, who played very well last season, was sent to the Thunder by the Jazz because the renewal price was too expensive, because Kanter’s asking price was 70 million in 5 years, and the Jazz Only willing to give a price of less than 40 million yuan for 4 years.

Therefore, Derek Favors became the spare tire selected by the Jazz, and then continued to be his ten thousand years of potential male.

However, the Jazz is really not bad!

There are so many potential young people, and it’s time to fulfill their talents. This year there are six players averaging more than 12 points per game. The Jazz’s winning rate has reached 50%, and the record of 21 wins and 21 losses is now ranked The ninth in the West, if they insist on the inside combination of Kanter and Trevor Booker, and there are two powerful substitutes in the bench, Derek Favors and Gobert, they can definitely go further.

But no money...

At this time, it is time to talk about the different views and thoughts of two different people facing the same thing.

Hayward was very dissatisfied and felt that the Jazz was delaying his future. During the offseason in 2014, the Jazz were unwilling to give Hayward a maximum salary offer, but gave him a qualification offer to let the free market test. Hayward's worth, no way, no money!

As a result, at that time, Joe, who was also called the Hornets, gave Hayward a maximum salary of 64 million in four years. The starting salary at that time was more than 14 million...

Then the Jazz were forced to match the four-year 64 million contract, leaving Hayward.

The Jazz were actually unwilling at that time, because after the 2013-2014 season, Hayward only averaged 16 points per game. Although there were 5 points and 5 rebounds, many fans only looked at scoring, and some managements did. , This made Hayward feel very hurt and began to be dissatisfied with the Jazz.

Then in the second year of the new contract, this season~www.readwn.com~ Hayward averaged 22 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists per game. He became one of the few small forwards in the league, but the team took those who have The powerful young players were let go one by one, making Hayward feel that the management was against him.

However, the general manager Greg Miller, who is hardworking and thrifty, has a completely different idea. Greg Miller has been saving money for more than two years and will continue to save money this year, because the salary cap will be larger next season. Rising, he Greg Miller is ready to do a big vote, put all the remaining team cash saved in previous years into the next season, plus this year’s soaring income, to save more than 100 million for next season Salary, dig in the free market, want to go directly to the playoffs, or even go further in the playoffs, make the Jazz a profitable team, so that it can maintain the playoffs or even second place in the future The wheel is powerful, and it is not impossible to look at the West Jue.

The idea of ​​the boss and the players is unlikely to be the same. Greg Miller is not so good at communicating with the players, and then he gave Hayward a very uncomfortable feeling.

So... the Lakers saw a Hayward who played like a grudge. The Jazz lacked Kanter in the interior, and only Derek Favors had the ability to score, Trevor Booker and Gobert. ...Almost no scoring ability except for dunks.

Outside Hood, Alec Burks and Trey Burke are all players who need to be created opportunities to be able to score. So Hayward can only continue with him for 5 years, now in the sixth year. The days of being a father and a mother.

Hayward supported the Jazz to move forward, but he supported the Jazz to play against the Grizzlies, Pelicans, Mavericks, these ordinary playoff teams, even if they play the Clippers and the Thunder, they will definitely win. It's possible to come down, but to fight the Lakers... Hayward can only continue to be a bitter woman...