Knicks · Travis Wear (page 1)

Dwilliams is there so its fairly current.
While no game changer is he the resident Rick Fox/Luke Walton triangle guy?

Name	            2015-16	 2016-17	2017-18	        2018-19	        2019-20
Carmelo Anthony	    $22,875,000	 $24,559,380	$26,243,760	$27,928,140	 
Robin Lopez	    $12,650,000	 $13,219,250	$13,788,500	$14,357,750	 
Arron Afflalo	    $8,000,000	 $8,000,000	 	 	 
Jose Calderon	    $7,402,812	 $7,708,427	 	 	 
Derrick Williams    $4,400,000	 $4,598,000	 	 	 
Kristaps Porzingis  $4,131,720	 $4,317,720	$4,503,600	$5,697,054	$7,514,414
Kyle O'Quinn	    $3,750,000	 $3,918,750	$4,087,500	$4,256,250	 
Kevin Seraphin	    $2,814,000	 	 	 	 
Lance Thomas	    $1,636,842	 	 	 	 
Lou Amundson	    $1,635,476	 	 	 	 
Jerian Grant	    $1,572,360	 $1,643,040	$1,713,840	$2,639,314	$3,763,662
Sasha Vujacic	    $947,276	 	 	 	 
Cleanthony Early    $845,059	 $1,180,431	 	 	 
Langston Galloway   $845,059	 $1,180,431	 	 	 

Guaranteed Total:   $72,880,545	 $55,366,567	$44,119,760	$14,357,750

Player Option Team Option Qualifying Offer / Non-Guaranteed / Early Termination /

http://www.basketballinsiders.com/new-yo...

Travis Wear is progressing, "but he's overly cautious with the ball because he's so afraid of making a mistake."

I think this was still true in SL, and if he had shown more confidence, Fisher and Phil might have kept him. I was surprised how poorly he played in SL.

His twin brother seems like a much more confident player, by the way, based on what I saw in the SL games I watched. He has not been signed by the Kings, though.

Travis should be able to have a decent career in Europe, make some money, and maybe even pick up enough confidence to make another attempt to latch on to a team in the NBA.

mreinman wrote:wear has been downright horrible

Yeah, the fact Wear made the team shows how bad Travis Outlaw is. We need to move on.