Snell signed for what - 4 years and $46 million?
Ben has played in exactly the same number of games as Snell, has nearly identical stats and is a year and a half older.
Snell benefitted from being a good fit in Milwaukee and showing some signs of life this last season.
Ben actually shot the ball really well after the Cousins trade but I'm not sure what team is going to view him as a worthwhile reclamation project.
I think he'll get a 3 or 4 year deal averaging $9-10 million.
Ben has not given compelling indication he can part of a successful rotation as a starter or bench player. I don't want him in my rotation at ANY price because for 38% on 3s you get missed defensive assignment bad rebounding bad defensive help, lack of physicality. You know this man, you saw for 4 years too! To command $30-40M like you are suggesting a player has to project as trustworthy on team that can with 45 to 50+ games. He cannot be a weak link. Ben is a weak link. The number of good things he does on the court is outweighed by the bad. That is as simple as I can put it.
Just when you think he has turned the corner, he steps on the freaking sideline and turns it over!
The bet teams will make is that change of scenery will do him well. Well, with constant turnover of players and coaches in SAC, he effectively had a constant change of scenery! It didn't seem to matter. He never performed consistently enough for long to gain trust or confidence of coaches, teammates or front office. All you need to do is look to Buddy for what he did with same allotment of minutes for the difference in quality of play, as pertains to efficiency, shot making, shot creating, rebounding, and clutch buckets (Buddy Buckets!
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I would feel bad if the Kings signed Ben to 1 / 5M so I certainly would not endorse 4 /40M with another team.