Three bad contracts in the market... all PGs (Wall, Westbrook and Paul) who is the easiest to move?

[buckalis]

I would say CP3... but still extremely difficult!

 

[tlance]

Westbrook by a mile.

Not nearly as bad as the other 2. Not even in the ballpark

 

[Stakesarehigh]

The Wall contract is so bad they could package it with Beal as a trade off

 

[buckalis]

The Wall contract is so bad they could package it with Beal as a trade off

Too much of value when combined (65M)... It can't work unless if it is a three or 4 team deal (which then makes it too complex)...

Yet, with todays GMs ability "never say no"...

 

[knowyourenemy]

If my team were terrible, I might take a chance on John Wall.

 

[wildturkey]

Westbrook by a mile.

Not nearly as bad as the other 2. Not even in the ballpark

I wouldn't go that far. It's probably more like standing in the concourse of the ballpark. The end of that deal is rough, especially considering Russ' entire game is built on athletic explosion which will diminish as he ages. But other than that, it's not close. He's a star right now. The other two aren't (Paul is old, Wall literally can't play and may never be the same again)

 

[trojanfan12]

None of them are going to be easy to move. But I agree with those saying Westbrook's is easiest to move.

He's not 75 years old and injury prone like CP3 and we have no idea what level Wall will be at when he returns.

Westbrook at least has a couple of more seasons before he truly starts to decline.

 

[Heatles84]

Westbrook by a mile.

Not nearly as bad as the other 2. Not even in the ballpark

CP3's old, and he always has minor injuries. He's still really effective.

Russ is just inefficient, but he's still at the very minimum a top 15 player. Some would probably put top 10.

Wall is a poor man's version of Westbrook and is often injured. He has by far the worst contract in the NBA.