Wall s career contract inventory: At the age of 32, he still made 280 million yuan, and was once the strongest point guard in the East

Ten years ago, the hottest point guards in the league were Paul, Curry and Westbrook in the West, and Irving and Wall in the East. Several point guards had different styles, but their strength was very strong. Among them, Wall also debuted as the No. 1 pick, taking into account top scoring and organizational skills, and there was a trend of taking over Paul back then. But in the end Wall was troubled by injuries and had no ball to play at the age of 32. Looking back at Wall's career contract, he still earned $280 million in salary and was once the strongest point guard in the East.

Rookie Contract

Wall was the No. 1 pick in 2011, and his talent and skills are indeed the best. His rookie contract value reached 24.05 million US dollars in four years. In the rookie season, Wall was able to score gorgeous data per game of 16 points, 5 rebounds and 8 assists. He was a well-known offense and defense, and he could score and organize, and he was a top point guard. Since then, he has made steady progress. In the third grade, he can easily score 18.5 points, 4 rebounds, 7.6 assists per game. His skills and abilities are unquestionable, and he is worthy of his salary. After winning the maximum salary contract without any suspense, the Wizards also provided Wall with an early contract renewal value of $80 million for five years. Wall did not disappoint the team. He became the All-Star in the first year of renewal, and has been selected as the All-Star for five consecutive years. In the 16-17 season, Wall averaged 23.1 points, 4.2 rebounds and 10.7 assists per game, and was also a member of the All-A-League. He was recognized as the number one point guard in the Eastern Conference, shining even more than Irving. However, the Wizards' lineup is mediocre, so the team's record is not top-notch.

The small ball market offers a super maximum salary

In the 17-18 season, the Wizards renewed their contract with Wall in advance. The Wizards are the small ball market, and it is rare to have a superstar. It is reasonable to give a big contract. The team offered Wall a four-year, $170 million super maximum salary contract, and Wall became one of the most valuable stars in the league. In the 18-19 season, Wall still averaged 20.7 points, 3.6 rebounds, and 8.7 assists per game, but he only played 32 games due to injury. What's even more embarrassing is that Wall's Achilles tendon was torn during his recovery period and was reimbursed for the season.

The decline was obvious after a serious injury

After a few years of playing and stopping, Wall was sent to the Rockets. He performed well with the Rockets, averaging 20 points, 3 rebounds and 7 assists per game, and the two sides parted ways. After the big contract expired, Wall joined the Clippers and signed a two-year, $13 million contract with the Clippers. His Clippers averaged 11 points, 2 rebounds and 5 assists per game, and his efficiency was not high, so he was soon traded to the Rockets again. After returning to the Rockets, the two sides did not reach a cooperation intention. After the age of 32, Wall had no ball to play.

Now Wall has officially retired. As a genius, he has only played for 11 years, which is a pity. However, he has also earned a salary of US$280 million and has achieved financial freedom.