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NBA World Reacts To Fred VanVleet’s Huge Payday

NBA World Reacts To Fred VanVleet’s Huge Payday
NBA World Reacts To Fred VanVleet’s Huge Payday


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NBA free agency is a time during which young players have an opportunity to secure the bag after years of hard work and paying their dues.

On Friday, the first day of free agency this summer, a star point guard has certainly secured the bag, and it’s a big one at that.

Fred VanVleet is leaving the Toronto Raptors to join the Houston Rockets, and he will do so on a three-year contract that is reportedly worth $130 million.

It is a huge payday for a player who is a good one, but not a true All-Star, let alone a superstar.

People across the league are amazed at VanVleet’s newfound wealth.

He went undrafted in 2016 after four solid but unspectacular years at Wichita State University, and he played a mere 7.9 minutes a game and averaged just 2.9 points a game as a rookie.

It wasn’t until his third season that he started to tap into his potential.

That year he put up 11.0 points and 4.8 assists a game, and he was a key contributor to a Raptors team that won the NBA championship that year.

This fan is happy VanVleet is getting wealthy, but he wants the guard to improve a key aspect of his game.

VanVleet made 37.7 percent of his 3-point attempts last season, but this season he went down to 34.2 percent in that category.

These two fans flat-out don’t like the deal the Illinois native just got from Houston.

While the rebuilding Raptors are losing a key piece, the young Rockets are gaining someone who should make them more competitive.


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