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2. Allen Crabbe, SF/SG - Brooklyn Nets
We all know now that Nets are the team to trade unwanted contracts to. Allen Crabbe was no exception, as he was traded from the Portland Trail Blazers to the Nets last summer. An interesting thing is that in 2016, Crabbe became a restricted free agent and the Nets offered a 4 year, $75 million contract to him, which the Blazers matched. But he was traded off to the Nets to relieve the Blazer's cap space.
As a player, Crabbe has been productive for the Nets, averaging 13.2 PPG with a .407% field goal shooting percentage. But for the money, there were plenty of free agents during the 2017-2018 that they could have signed for a cheaper deal.
Unfortunately, no one really wants to play for the Nets and at this point, they are desperate to make some noise in the league.
