Timmy Signs In SA

[Pugz]

The Spurs and Tim Duncan have agreed to a three-year contract, believed to be worth $34 million.

Duncan declared himself "a Spur for life" during the Western Conference finals and expressed little interest in exploring his options beyond San Antonio.

SHOCKER

 

[jonathanlambert33]

3 years 34 million, 11.3 a season.

Realistically, RIGHT NOW, what do yall think he's actually worth?

 

[Pugz]

right now, yes. next year and the following year, probably not. i just cant imagine them not giving him what he wants. i think im more surprised that he didnt give them a discount though.

 

[jonathanlambert33]

right now, yes. next year and the following year, probably not. i just cant imagine them not giving him what he wants. i think im more surprised that he didnt give them a discount though.

Me as well.

It's an interesting question though, some of these vet signings. If their past wasn't taken into account, I wonder what they would sign for?

 

[elcheato]

11 million annually is appropriate for the season he had last year, but he's going to drop off and won't be worth it in the final year, maybe the final 2 years.

 

[Pugz]

i think the market would decide their value like it does everyone else too.

 

[Giantmetfan07]

thats a bit more than I thought he'd get.

 

[Rios15]

I couldn't imagine him anywhere else and wouldn't want to see it either. Glad he resigned, though he got a lot; I guess with all he's given the Spurs he may deserve it but it doesn't really help the Spurs when Duncan isn't exactly worth this type of money at the moment.

 

[Hurricane Season]

That's the same deal KG got from Boston, and they both had almost identical seasons last year statistically. Both are also the same age. Seems fair.

 

[jonathanlambert33]

Where was he thinking about going back in the day? Anyone remember?

 

[elcheato]

Orlando, with Grant Hill.

 

[Elite]

He's thanking his lucky stars that he stayed in San An and didn't have to deal with Grant's career being derailed with the injuries