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ESPN Analysts Debate Deni Avdija's Max Contract Potential
ESPN analysts Brian Windhorst, Anthony Slater, and Tim McMahon discussed the future contract of Israeli NBA player Deni Avdija, suggesting he could be worth a maximum contract.
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What happened
- 01ESPN analysts discussed Deni Avdija's potential for a maximum contract with the Portland Trail Blazers.
- 02Avdija's current contract pays him $13 million this season and $12 million next season.
- 03Analysts proposed using cap space to increase his salary and base an extension on the new amount.
- 04The discussion acknowledged Avdija's strong performance and integration with the Trail Blazers.
- 05One analyst cautioned against framing the contract talks as an ultimatum.
They debated how the Portland Trail Blazers could potentially restructure his current deal, which pays him $13 million this year and $12 million next, to offer him a higher salary and an extension. The analysts noted Avdija's strong performance and integration with the team, with McMahon advising against viewing the contract situation as an ultimatum.
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