The most profit-oriented guide is the first! The largest case of five transactions in history, and delayed payments

July 3rd Bucks cut off Lillard and used WaiveandStretch to pay the remaining contract. Over the next five years, the Bucks will pay Lillard $22.5 million a year, the biggest case of slashing and delaying payments in NBA history. The second highest was Batum. That year, the Hornets chose to pay his remaining $27 million contract in three years, with a year of $9 million; the third was Noah, with a contract in the last year of $19.3 million, and the Knicks also paid Noah 6.43 million in three years, with a year of $6.43 million; the fourth was "Hawk King" Josh Smith, and the Pistons chose to pay him $27 million in five years, with a year of $5.4 million; the fifth was Roll Deng, who had enough of him, with a year of $5 million.