Matthew Dellavedova agrees to 4-year, $38 million offer sheet with Bucks,
per report
Delly 同意4年3800萬 去公鹿
連結：http://tinyurl.com/jzeoahd
Matthew Dellavedova has reached an agreement with the Milwaukee Bucks on a
four-year, $38 million offer sheet, reports ESPN's Zach Lowe. The Cleveland
Cavaliers will have three days to decide whether to match once the moratorium
ends on July 7, but this LeBron James tweet may reveal their intentions.
根據ESPN Zach Lowe的報導，Delly已經同意公鹿開出了4年3800萬的合約
騎士有三天(7月7號)的機會來匹配合約
Dellavedova sought a multi-year deal last summer, but had to settle for the
qualifying offer the Cavaliers extended him. The good news was that by only
signing a one-year contract he was going to enter restricted free agency once
again, this time with many teams in the league having ample cap space to make
him a substantial offer. The contract he signed this offseason would have not
been available for a player of his caliber in the past.
去年他就想要簽複數年合約，但是最後還是跟騎士簽了，還好是一年約，所以今年
他又成為RFA
The deal is a well-deserved reward for a limited player who managed to
maximize his strengths while hiding his weakness well. After going undrafted
in the 2013 NBA draft, he worked his way into a two-year deal with the
Cavaliers in training camp. He earned the backup point guard spot in his
rookie season and his role only grew once LeBron James joined the team the
year after. His steady hand and durability have made him a solid role player
who has even managed to contribute on two deep postseason runs.
Dellavedova has angered opponents because of his physical play that often
comes close to crossing the line. He's been called dirty ever since he
injured Kyle Korver by diving into his legs trying to recover a loose ball.
There have been other incidents as well in which he's been reckless and have
resulted in scuffles. It's obviously impossible to tell if he's really trying
to injure opponents or just playing hard, but he has developed a reputation
around the league. Like the case with most players who go all out, the fans
of the team he's on love him and the rest hate him.
While those incidents are probably what Dellavedova is best known for, he
does have value on the court. He's a career 40 percent shooter from beyond
the arc who can make open looks. His assist-to-turnover ratio is solid, as he
typically makes the right play, and despite not having ideal tools, he's a
solid defender thanks to his effort level and physicality. He's clearly not
talented enough to be a primary playmaker but he's carved out a place for
himself among the more steady backups in the league.
With the Bucks, Dellavedova will split time with incumbent starter Michael
Carter-Williams. He's a nice fit for Jason Kidd's squad because the plan is
to move Giannis Antetokounmpo to the point guard position full time.
Dellavedova can spot up off him on offense and guard opposing point guards on
defense.
心得： 恭喜Delly