Nick Wright on Klay's contract talks with Warriors: 'I don't know why a player would ever leave $86M on the table'

Name: Nick Wright on Klay's contract talks with Warriors: 'I don't know why a player would ever leave $86M on the table'
Uploaded: 2018-05-14T13:21:00Z
Description: Reacting to the report that Klay Thompson is discussing a contract extension with the Golden State Warriors, Nick Wright questions why the sharpshooting Splash Brother would welcome taking far less money than his market value. Do you agree with Nick?

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Reacting to the report that Klay Thompson is discussing a contract extension with the Golden State Warriors, Nick Wright questions why the sharpshooting Splash Brother would welcome taking far less money than his market value. Do you agree with Nick?

MAY 14, 2018・first things first・3:17

Klay Thompson

National Basketball Association

Golden State Warriors

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Nick Wright on Klay's contract talks with Warriors: 'I don't know why a player would ever leave $86M on the table'

Reacting to the report that Klay Thompson is discussing a contract extension with the Golden State Warriors, Nick Wright questions why the sharpshooting Splash Brother would welcome taking far less money than his market value. Do you agree with Nick?

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