Every offseason, the question of whether or not the stars will stay will become the focus of attention from the outside world! In the past few days, several big fish have also announced their choices one after another. Westbrook chose to execute the last year of his $47 million c

Every offseason, the question of whether the stars will stay or go will become the focus of attention from the outside world! In the past few days, several big fish have also announced their choices one after another. Westbrook chose to execute the last year of his $47 million contract early. Irving also chose to execute the last year of his contract after a wonderful farce. Wall chose Was bought out by the Rockets and joined Clippers .

In comparison, Bill is quite special. According to the revelations of well-known reporters, he will jump out of the last year of his contract, but not to test the free agent market, but to renew his five-year, $548 million super contract last year. Renewal.

Also attracting attention is Mavericks guard Brunson. This outstanding defender in this year's playoffs is being targeted by the Knicks . New York is preparing to offer him a four-year, 110 million offer. Super contract, which basically means that he is leaving Dallas .

After reading the choices made by the previous superstars, my biggest feeling is that they are all understanding people, they live too transparently, they are all too able to recognize the situation and themselves.

Let’s talk about Westbrook. His poor performance last season is obvious to all. Although there are tactical reasons, no matter what, his market value has shrunk greatly. Today’s contract will basically be the last big contract of his career. If you choose to jump out of the contract Pursuing the next maximum salary is nothing more than wishful thinking.

Looking at Wall again, he made more than 40 million last year, which is extremely enviable. But people also know that they can still play basketball, and it is not a problem to hang around like this. It will not be good for their reputation, so they are prepared for danger in times of peace and simply negotiate a buyout and give up more than 6 million first. Then he went to the Clippers and got a mid-level contract. The loss of more than 6 million was equivalent to making up for it. The key is to be able to play in the game and still have the opportunity to compete for the championship. If you succeed, you will gain both fame and fortune.

Looking at Irving again, such a maverick and unconventional person did not make the crazy decision to give up a big contract and go to the Lakers to get a mid-level player as the outside world speculated. Because Irving is not stupid, he understands that 37 million is much more than 6 million after all, so he needs to get the money first.

There is also Bill. He knows that it will be difficult for the Wizards to win a championship, and he also knows that it is difficult for the team to find superstar helpers for him, but he still chooses to renew his contract with the maximum salary and stay together for a long time. Because he knows that he is not the top or super giant in the league. If he changes the team, not only will he not be guaranteed to win the championship, but he will also not be able to become the boss of the team, let alone get a bigger contract than now. Only by staying in Washington can you have the final say and get more money.

Let me talk about Brunson by the way. Even if the outside world thinks that the contract offered by the Knicks is too big, doing business is always a matter of willingness to pay and a willingness to suffer. Brunson has no reason to refuse New York. After all, a star of his level may only get the opportunity to sign a big contract once in his life. There will be no such store after the village.

Can you say that Westbrook and Bill don’t want to win the championship? But winning the championship is full of uncertainty, but the big contract is certain. Isn't it also a kind of success to make money into hands and make yourself and your family live a better life? What's more, the big contracts currently in hand were all signed based on strength back then. Isn't it reasonable to choose to get the money in the contract?

Therefore, from the perspective of basketball and championship competition, except for Wall, everyone else's choice seems not so correct. But the essence of playing for players is to work, and the purpose of working is to make money. When the dream of winning a championship is far away, it is wise to be realistic and fully guarantee one's vested interests.