Forced to complete the contract renewal! The defender is unwilling to accept it, but he still wants a big contract

McCain was the 16th pick in the first round last year. He quickly played as the main player and performed well. But unfortunately, McCain tore his knee meniscus after only 23 games and was forced to reimburse the season. Now that he can finally make a comeback, McCain tore the anterior cruciate ligament of his right thumb during pre-season training and needs another surgery.

In this way, the 76ers must renew the contract with defender Grimes.

Grimes played for the Dallas Mavericks last season and was then sent to the 76ers in a trade, becoming the absolute main force. In previous careers, Grimes was just an ordinary role player, averaging only about 10 points per game.

However, in the 76ers with the injured camp last season, Grimes was the number one attack point, averaging 21.9 points, 5.2 rebounds, 4.5 assists and 1.5 steals per game, with shooting percentages of 46.9%, 37.3% and 75.2% respectively in the three events. It can be said that Grimes has played at the level of a first-line starting player, so he naturally wants a big contract.

However, the reason why Grimes was sent away by the Mavericks was because the last year of his contract was a player in the contract year. The Mavericks did not want to renew him with a high salary, and the Sixers didn't want to.

The 76ers have given a four-year, $39 million contract, but they have been rejected by Grimes. Grimes decided to accept a one-year, $8.7 million qualification quotation contract, play for another year with the Sixers, and become a full free agent next year, and then seek a big contract.

Mccain is injured again, and the 76ers lack a backcourt substitute, so they have to renew their contract with Grimes.