Luca Doncic, who was forced to wear the LA Lakers uniform through an unexpected trade, signed an extension contract this time.바카라사이트

First of all, the previous trade had cost Doncic a huge amount of money from this trade. 

According to a report by local ESPN reporter Bobby Max, Doncic would lose $14 million (about 19 billion won) annually if he signed a three-year, $165 million (about $55 million per year) extension with the Lakers, compared to $345 million (about $69 million per year) he would have received if he stayed in Dallas.

Doncic also lost his identity as a franchise star he had built up in Dallas as he was traded to the Lakers. 

From Doncic's point of view, the trade at the time was a result of "bloody." It lost not only the amount of the extension contract but also the symbolism of the Dallas franchise as a star. 

However, Doncic, who has consistently stood out in the team since moving to the Lakers, has been a veteran of the NBA, and has been extended his contract this time.

The structure of this extended contract is likely to be a three-year contract in the form of 2+1. This is because players who have been in their 10th year or more can sign a higher maximum salary contract according to NBA regulations. 

Doncic will break through his 10th year in the league at the end of this contract, and he can pursue a supermax-level contract again.

Meanwhile, the biggest beneficiary of the trade and this extension is the Lakers. 

As the team prepares for the post-LeBron James period, it has succeeded in recruiting a young, dynamic superstar named Doncic for an unimaginable amount. 

Attention is focusing on whether he, who is currently showing good performance for the Lakers, will be able to enter his new heyday.