Official announcement! 45 million in 5 years! Are the Lakers crazy? It s completely bound, can t understand, can t understand

The Lakers held a press conference, and general manager Pelinka announced that the team and coach Redick had reached an early contract renewal.

Super follow-up report, and the news received from the source that the signing of the Lakers and Redick is a two-year early contract renewal. With the original contract, Redick's contract with the Lakers is now 5 years and 45 million.

Is this necessary? There was also a 3-year contract, so it had to be directly bound for 5 years? ? ? The Suns have replaced 8 coaches in 10 years, and are now paying the contracts of 4 coaches at the same time. With such a painful experience, hasn't taught the Lakers anything?

Suns signed Monty with a five-year contract in 2019. The contract originally expired in 2024. As a result, in 2022, the Suns had to renew Monty for another two years in advance, and then fired Monty in 2023. After the breakup, the Suns still owed Monty three years of salary and had to pay until next season (2025-26 season). After the Suns and Monty broke up, they signed Vogel, whom the Lakers donated, with a five-year contract. They also gave a five-year contract, totaling 31 million, which was fired after only one year, but they needed to pay Vogel's contract until the 2027-28 season. In the summer of 2024, the Suns signed Budenholzer with another 5 years and 50 million contract, which only took one year. The two sides broke up, and the contract would have to be paid until the 28-29 season.

This summer, the Suns changed their coach again. This time they learned their cleverness and only gave the new coach Jordan Ultra a four-year contract.

After this, the Suns will pay the contract fees for Monty, Vogel, Budenholzer and Ultra to the coach next season. You can taste it, you can taste it carefully.

And this case of the Suns is not just here. The Lakers themselves have also experienced a "coach chaos period" in their own team history. Just the days after the Zen master was over... from Mike Brown to D'Anthony, to Scott, to Walton, I haven't eaten enough of this pain yet.

Anyway, I really don't understand the contract renewal in advance. And last season, did Redick's coaching performance with the Lakers have been particularly outstanding? ? ? If it is for the stability of the team, it is decided to be bound to the coach for a long time. But in the current employment environment of the NBA coach, even if you sign a 6-year contract at once, you still have to be dismissed. Long-term contracts do not mean there is stability. It only means that you have to pay more when you want to change your handsome guy. Piston, do you think so?

6 years of 78.5 million, and the class was dismissed after only one year of teaching. Is the contract stable? Didn’t the Piston tell you? Pelinka, after Redick received the early contract renewal, did he share the money with you privately