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After this segment with Danny is over Ben Taylor and I have our usual breakdown. He's on three days a week

So Danny and I we're gonna talk here about the worst contracts in the NBA

It's been about a year. I think since we did this

So how do you want to frame this discussion? A notable takeaway for me was that the worst contracts are less bad now

Then they have been at certain moments and there are a couple big reasons why one is the summer of 2019 was just a pretty

Teppid one in terms of truly awful contracts

There's something that might get there to be sure but that they are they haven't soured this quickly and also remember

There was there wasn't as you know as much money to go around the like the best players ended up like

Kauai kind of waiting a little bit and changing the market a little bit

So a lot of the worst contracts this year are the same ones last year

But now they have one less year on them and so that's better

I guess ostensibly a few have changed by circumstance and all that but I would say overall to me the you know

The way that we generally define terms here is it's kind of how underwater is the contract

So how much is the player worth how much is he getting paid and then you it's over the course of the full life

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