Check whether the Bucks have a Yin-Yang contract! Trent 375w, Rollins 3 years 1200w!

In order to retain Antetokounmpo, the Bucks' management is still working hard, and the team retains young defender Rollins, with a total contract price of 1,200w for 3 years. Rollins was spotted by Warriors coach Cole during the trial. The team spent $200,000 to trade the draft pick and selected Rollins at the 44th pick in the second round, becoming part of the Warriors' double-line team building.

Since the Warriors' record quickly collapsed in their second season and ended in the semi-finals. Rollins was also packaged and sent to the Wizards in Poole's deal. In the Wizards, Rollins was quickly given up by the Wizards because of off-court issues.

Just when everyone thought Cole, the treasure-drawing genius, had misunderstood this time, the extremely shortage of people signed Rollins. And the Bucks Rollins also gradually emerged. While demonstrating its excellent transmission and control ability, its three-point shooting ability has also been improved. What's even more surprising is that relying on excellent wingspan conditions, Rollins' steal data is also very good. On the defensive end, I have also made a lot of contributions to the team.

In this case, it is normal for Rollins to obtain a contract extension. In this era of large contracts flying everywhere, a contract worth 1,200,000 US dollars in three years can even be considered high-quality. But to see Trent's contract, fans will feel something is wrong.

You should know that Trent performed very well in the playoffs, and even had a super god performance with nine three-pointers in a single game. He is one of the few reliable teammates around Antetokounmpo. I thought it would be not difficult for Trent to get a tens of millions of contracts with his performance in the playoffs, but Trent's contract renewal price was ridiculously cheap. The contract lasted for two years and the total price was US$750,000. The second year was the player option.

Some people will talk about whether the Bucks have promised to start, allowing Trent to get beautiful data, and there are more teams with room for the next offseason, and then Trent will have the chance to get more money.

Such a reason is not valid. Trent joined the Bucks last season because he was a salary cut, and he was once removed from the starting position. Trent, in theory, has no sense of belonging to the Bucks, but he renewed his contract at a bargain price. Compared with Rollins' contract, it is difficult not to feel that there is a black and white contract. I hope the league will investigate the Bucks.