What does Moté want to do? Refuse to undergo the Rockets’ physical examination or become another restricted player
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The contract extension issue for restricted free agent Motiejunas with the Houston Rockets has once again become contentious. Although the Houston Rockets chose to match the contract offer made by the Brooklyn Nets, Motiejunas refused to report to the Rockets. Personally, I feel like Motel is trying to be reckless in its actions. But to gain freedom, one has to miss at least a year of playing in the NBA – it’s a significant price to pay. Benches and melon seeds are ready; just waiting to watch the show
There are now two scenarios. In the first scenario, the rockets and Moerte have reached an agreement; according to the labor contract, Moerte does not need to undergo a physical examination. The rockets keep Moerte on their team, and he cannot sign with any other team nor go abroad to play; he also receives no salary. In the second scenario, an agreement is reached whereby Moerte is not allowed to sign with the Nets for one year, and he becomes a restricted player
The Motel team’s self-perception is really bizarre; even I, Yidi, isn’t that arrogant~
The agent issue: They are taking advantage of the gray areas in the labor agreements to pull tricks. The league will definitely impose penalties if this continues. I don’t understand why Motte did this; perhaps he’s injured and wants to secure a big contract to cover his treatment costs
It is said that compared to the contract with the Nets, there is a reduction of 6 million in bonuses
Well, if you want to get money, you have to report for duty; you’ll have to endure beatings and scolding in the future as well~
Well, if you want to get money, you have to report for duty; you’ll have to endure beatings and scolding in the future as well~
Well, if you want to get the money, you have to report yourself; in the future you’ll have to endure beatings and scolding~ Otherwise you’ll have to give up practicing martial arts for a year
Actually, it’s short by a little over 4 million; there isn’t that much