Pelinka is worth 20 million and only joins the Lakers for 1.5 million, Lao Zhan expresses his gratitude!
In recent times, Lakers fans have had an exciting spring break. After waiving his $5.3 million contract with the Dallas Mavericks, Dinwiddie signed a one-year contract with the Los Angeles Lakers with a base salary of up to $1.5 million. A lot of fans were touched by Pelinka's magical move, and they all thought so.
There are reports that Dinwiddie will join the team for a team practice session on February 13 in Beijing. Dinwiddie will be his first appearance for the Pistons.
Dinwiddie came, and James Sr. was delighted. Dinwiddie can make a difference in the game, he's our other shooting guard, and he's an experienced NBA player! Every time you sign a good player, it's very good.
Dinwiddie is said to have grown up in Los Angeles and had a special affection for the place. He has said on several occasions in public that he would play for his country if he could. Dallas, the team's biggest contender, first got in touch with Dinwiddie and gave him triple his salary, but Dinwiddie wanted to join the Lakers.
Pelinka and Dinwiddie had a friendly meeting, including a matchup with Dallas, and Dinwiddie was pleased to see where he was on the court and believed he could lead the Lakers to a championship this season.
Dinwiddie used to play for Brooklyn, but the Toronto Raptors had reached an agreement with them before the transfer window closed. The Raptors traded Schroder and Thaddeus Young to the Nets in exchange for Dinwiddie. However, the Raptors had no intention of keeping Dinwiddie, and after the trade was completed, the Raptors decided to sell him.
Dinwiddie previously signed a three-year, $54 million contract with Dinwiddie, and although the summer is over, he still has $18.86 million, plus $2.57 million in additional incentives, and his annual salary will increase to $20 million this season. The Lakers signed him for $1.5 million, and this deal is definitely a big deal!
How has Dinwiddie played this season?
Truth be told, it wasn't perfect. Otherwise, why would the Raptors give up on him and choose to be fired? Dinwiddie has played 48 games for the Bucks in 48 games this season, and he has averaged 30 appearances per game7 minutes, contribution 126 points, 33 rebounds, 60 assists, 08 steals, 02 caps. Of these data, 391% shooting, 32% 3-pointers and 781% of free throws.
Give Dinwiddie $20 million, he's a piece of. A person with an annual salary of 1.5 million and can play as a substitute, then this person is definitely top-notch.