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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>One of the reasons Kidd requested a trade was that he was upset Carter got the big deal and he couldn't get a one-year, $15 million extension. Also, according to sources close to the Kidd, he thought Carter wasn't a superstar-caliber player.</div> Record
I know the subject has been brought up before, but I just realized it's not the first time it caused a major change in the Nets PG position.
Contract envy was the reason Marbury forced his way out of Minnesota. He was traded for Kidd and now Kidd is traded because of his envy for Carter's contract.
Amazing that athletes, who make tens of millions of dollars, wrap their ego in the amount of money they get paid. After a certain level does it matter? If you have signed a contract that pays you more than $50 million you really shouldn't care what anyone else gets. It's funny money at that stage.
I know the subject has been brought up before, but I just realized it's not the first time it caused a major change in the Nets PG position.
Contract envy was the reason Marbury forced his way out of Minnesota. He was traded for Kidd and now Kidd is traded because of his envy for Carter's contract.
Amazing that athletes, who make tens of millions of dollars, wrap their ego in the amount of money they get paid. After a certain level does it matter? If you have signed a contract that pays you more than $50 million you really shouldn't care what anyone else gets. It's funny money at that stage.
