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Let's say you are the 7th-9th man on a team, and in your personal situation, you would have a hard time getting market value on your next contract, unless you do what most players do at some point. Pad your stats.
But you are on a team that is close to contending for a title, maybe even a contender, but your performances put your team over the top.
You'll get 18mpg. How do you handle the dilemma?
Scenario A.
You would average 11ppg, 4ast, 4reb, 1.6 combined block+steal, with a PER of 17. Your average +/- would be +1, winshare would be 1.1 Your team makes it to the semis. At the end of the season you are re-signed for 3x the league minimum.
Scenario B.
If you played the role of intangibles, you would score 6.2ppg, 2ast, 2reb, and 1.4 combined block+steal, with a PER of 13. Your average +/- would be +5, winshare would be 3.8. Your team makes it to the CF. At the end of the season you are re-signed for the league minimum.
In both scenarios, all of your family problems are covered. All personal stuff is outside of the hypothetical.
But you are on a team that is close to contending for a title, maybe even a contender, but your performances put your team over the top.
You'll get 18mpg. How do you handle the dilemma?
Scenario A.
You would average 11ppg, 4ast, 4reb, 1.6 combined block+steal, with a PER of 17. Your average +/- would be +1, winshare would be 1.1 Your team makes it to the semis. At the end of the season you are re-signed for 3x the league minimum.
Scenario B.
If you played the role of intangibles, you would score 6.2ppg, 2ast, 2reb, and 1.4 combined block+steal, with a PER of 13. Your average +/- would be +5, winshare would be 3.8. Your team makes it to the CF. At the end of the season you are re-signed for the league minimum.
In both scenarios, all of your family problems are covered. All personal stuff is outside of the hypothetical.
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