What do you think of Noel and Mavericks signing a qualification contract?

This signing is still necessary for the Mavericks, the current Mavericks basically have no big players on the inside, and in terms of talent on the inside, it can basically only be said that the talent is mediocre, and the ability to protect the frame is not much worse than the Mavericks who won the championship in the previous 11 years, so signing such a talented inside player is very good for the future development and reconstruction of the Mavericks!

Basically, the contract given by the Mavericks is also more in line with the current Noel, the current Noel is still relatively talented, his running and jumping ability and blocking ability still have a certain sense of superiority compared to most of the current interior players, but now the difference is in his experience, after all, he is a rookie, and his understanding of the NBA is still not so deep, from the perspective of experience, he still belongs to the rookie level, which is beyond doubt!

The qualification contract is an incentive for him, the Mavericks promise to give him enough playing time in the future, from these enough playing time, if he can play the corresponding data, it can meet the salary clause in the contract terms, which means that the better the data he plays, the more money he can get, such a clause is actually an incentive for him, so that he can grow rapidly in the next few years, and help his team win a better record, Now the Mavericks continue to be a good interior player, and since Chandler left the Mavericks, the Mavericks have not had many talented interior players, so such a contract can fully help them develop an All-Star interior player and help their team revival.

Secondly, if Noel doesn't play the corresponding statistics, he won't get a big contract, which is more worth it for the Mavericks and won't lose the money of attitude.

At one time, the Mavericks saw Noel as part of the team's future plans.

The Mavericks have had high expectations for Noel since they traded from the 76ers last season.

Noel also showed that he is still the big man with unlimited potential in the limited time he has.

So in the offseason, Cuban did not hesitate to offer Noel a four-year 70 million contract, although it is not the maximum salary, but it is definitely a lot more than Noel's worth.

However, what I didn't expect was that Noel rejected this pie in the sky after changing hands.

The reason is simple, Noel thinks last season's rebounding stats could be worthy of a max contract.

It's hard to imagine a 23-year-old boy turning down a big contract of 70 million, and everything that follows seems to be the idea of Noel's agent Harpy Walters.

He was sure that Noel would shine in the free market and get a salary cap, and it was clear that Noel's appetite scared off other teams.

Noel had no choice but to sign a one-year qualification contract with the Mavericks, and of course he also fired the agent who had cheated him.

What is a qualification contract? Simply put, it is a choice given by the parent team to the rookie player after his contract expires, either to sign a qualification contract for another year, or to become a full free agent immediately. Obviously, the Mavericks still have some hope for this young man and have opened this qualification**.

That meant Noel only had one season to prove himself, and after a dozen races, he delivered a poor palmares.

In 12 games, Noel averaged only points and rebounds per game, and even had an embarrassing situation of scoring zero and only two points.

Although objectively he played a full five minutes less than last season, and the number of shots he took was also reduced.

But he's started all six games, and it's a bit ugly to play like that, with the worst points of his career.

Maybe it won't be long before Noel regrets the 70 million contract he personally refused.

Young people sometimes can't have too much self-esteem, but sometimes too much conceit can hurt yourself.

Noel is swallowing the bitter fruit of his original conceit.

Noel was really disappointed this offseason, his performance on the field was remarkable, and he still has potential to be tapped. But his rookie contract ended in '16-17, so it's only natural for him to want to earn a big contract for himself this offseason. But things just didn't go as planned, and as time went on, the Mavericks' owner, Cuban, failed to give him a big contract.

By the middle of the offseason, Noel may have been worried about running out of contracts to sign or how to get them, signing a one-year, $4.1 million contract with the Mavericks. You have to know that before that, he turned down the Mavericks' four-year, $68 million contract extension, which equates to about $17 million a year. He was bent on pursuing the top salary, but in the end, he ended up with this small contract of only $4.1 million for one year.

I don't understand what he thinks, it's too much to lose. <>

He fired his agent after failing to renew his contract with a maximum salary, and also signed this low-cost contract with the Mavericks. Maybe he wants to prove himself in the new season, playing a value higher than 68 million in 4 years, and playing famous matches a higher value.

He averaged 22 minutes per game in the '16-17 season, plus a rebound, a block and a steal. He was very efficient when he came on the pitch, and he was able to do a lot in this short period of time, very comprehensively. It's not for nothing that the Mavericks give him a big contract, and it's his potential in the future.

But it backfired, and he only got this one-year contract.

But I know that he will definitely shine in the new season, because he wants to earn himself a contract that is higher than 4 years and 68 million, and he can only succeed in winning a big contract if he plays well. I wish him no injuries in the new season.

<> for this kind of thing, both sides have their own reasons, Noel wants a contract with a maximum salary, which is understandable, after all, everyone has the right to pursue a higher level, and he will definitely think that he can play and have a foothold in the NBA if he asks for a maximum salary. And the Mavericks' reluctance to pay the maximum salary also has its own reasons: after all, Noel has only been in the team for less than a season, and he has some injury concerns, which contributed to the fact that the two sides could not reach an agreement during the negotiations.

As we all know, the NBA's salary cap has jumped a lot since the new TV deal went into effect. After the official opening of the free market on July 1 this year, the NBA officially announced the specific amounts of the 2017-18 season salary cap, luxury tax trigger line and middle class exceptions, which can be known that the salary cap for the new season is 10,000 US dollars, and the luxury tax trigger line is about 100 million US dollars. And the increase in the salary cap has also made the 100 million yuan contract no longer a dream.

Nowadays, more and more players can sign contracts of more than 100 million, so under this kind of market impact, every player will be excited, and they want to negotiate with the team to fight for the contract with a maximum salary of more than 100 million.

Noel shot in 1994 and is only 23 years old this year. After being traded to the Mavericks in the middle of last season, he played 22 games for the Mavericks, averaging points, rebounds and blocks per game, and his performance was still decent. Therefore, this offseason, the team's management is also hoping to keep the interior defensive gatekeeper, after all, Noel is still quite good on the interior defense and has excellent athleticism.

may be full of expectations for their future, so it is rumored that the Mavericks have quoted a 4-year 70 million contract extension and was rejected by Noel, they are looking forward to a contract with a maximum salary of more than 100 million. Admittedly, it's not uncommon to see a $100 million contract in the free market in the past two years, but obviously the team also depends on your overall performance. We all know that Noel was injured in the first season of his career, and in recent seasons he has been out injured, which really makes it difficult for the team to be willing to give such a large contract.

So, in the end, the two sides signed a one-year, $4.1 million contract, so that he will become a free agent next summer. Therefore, if you want to ask for a contract of more than 100 million, next season will be an important year for Noel. If you don't play at the level you should for some reason in the end, then it's time to regret yourself...

Of course, if he can play, then a contract of more than 100 million will still be a bit high for him, after all, his characteristics are still too simple, and the threat on the offensive end is too small and too small...

<>For Noel, his dream is far from being a blue-collar player, he has his own big dreams, after all, every player who comes to play in the NBA will have his own grand blueprint in his heart. And you must know that if he hadn't been suddenly injured before the draft, Noel would have been a favorite for the top pick in that year's draft, but later fell to sixth place because of his injury.

Since entering the league, Noel has been dubbed "American Akagi", and his dedication on the defensive end has also shown his potential to be a good defensive player, who can create a no-fly zone under the basket. Therefore, when his contract expired, the Mavericks also saw his potential and hoped to renew his contract.

At that time, it was reported that the Mavericks proposed a 4-year 70 million **, to be honest, this contract is not low, but Noel wants a contract with a maximum salary of over 100 million, after all, the contract of 100 million yuan at that time is also very much, and Noel's pursuit of a big contract is understandable. But what Noel didn't consider was that whether you can sign a contract of 100 million yuan, the team needs to see your strength, and those who can sign a contract of 100 million yuan are all the core of the team, and the help they provide to the team on the field is immediate.

And we know that since Noel entered the league, in addition to his achievements on the defensive end, the threat on the offensive end is negligible, and he is often plagued by injuries, so the 70 million given by the Mavericks for such a performance is indeed a lot, but it was unilaterally rejected by Noel.

Perhaps overestimating his ability, he finally chose to sign a 4.2 million qualification contract with the Mavericks, wanting to become a springboard in the new season, and finally signed the contract he wanted. But so far this season, Noel has only averaged points, rebounds, steals and blocks per game, and it is clear that such a performance is extremely disappointing, although the American Akagi is not good at playing on the offensive end, but his defense is also difficult to be satisfactory, and in many games, Noel seems to lack the vitality of the game.

But the good thing is that he is only 23 years old and still has time to prove himself again. If you want to get a big contract with a maximum salary of more than 100 million, you need to match it with your strength.

<> August 27, Beijing time, according to reporter Chris Haynes, restricted free agent Nolens Noel signed a one-year qualification worth $4.1 million with the team**, and will return to the Mavericks in the new season, but after this qualification** is fulfilled, he will become a complete free agent, and he can sign with other teams at will, after nearly 2 months of negotiations, Noel's signing finally came to an end, however, whether for the Mavericks or Noel, It's all a lose-lose outcome.

In order to sign the contract, Noel also fired his previous agent Happy Walters and replaced it with the famous agent Rich Paul, and then completed the signing with the Mavericks. According to previous reports, the Mavericks provided Noel with an average salary of $17.5 million in a contract, and subsequent reports reported that this was a 4-year 70 million contract, but it did not meet Noel's psychological expectations, he did not accept it, according to reporter Chris Haynes's report, this 4-year 70 million ** does not actually exist, but after the signing, the former agent Happy Walters retorted that on July 1, the Mavericks provided Noel with this 70 million contract, It was Noel himself who chose to refuse, which is puzzling, under the current salary system, 4.1 million is only equivalent to the base salary of a veteran who has played for many years in the NBA.

In the end, Noel still stayed with the Mavericks, but after signing the qualifications**, he had a very big gap with the team before, if the Mavericks do not have the confidence to keep this inside warrior in the new season, then they will probably not spend energy on him, without the support and development of the team, it is difficult for Noel to play well to seek the next big contract, especially if he still has serious injury concerns. Noel's recent situation is very similar to that of the Rockets' Motai Yunas, who eventually had no ball to play in the NBA and signed a one-year $3 million contract with Shandong.

Noel came to the Mavericks before last season's trade deadline and played in 22 games, averaging a rebound per game.

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