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Jordan Hill has agreed to a two-year, $18M deal to return to the Los Angeles Lakers

Kevin Greene

By Kevin Greene,
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The team option could come in handy if he flat out sucks, but what if he averages the same points/rebounds as he did last year?

Do you exercise the option?

Good question. I don't think I would, but then again I wouldn't have given him this big of a deal. I see the reasoning though, this puts him on a "prove-it" type of deal for the next two seasons.

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I'm guessing the lakers are paying their players since no big name players have signed with them. I noticed they offered a lot of 2 year deals so they will probably go after some big names in two years.

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