I think Barnes stays with the team and gets around 4 year/$70 million
'19/'20-$22 mill
'20/'21-$20 mill
'21/'22-$14 mill
'22/'23-$14 mill
4y/58M is reasonable. He's a good player, but he does not deserve upper tier pay imo The average NBA salary is $6.7M/yr this season. The Mavs wanted to splash FAs and overpaid. Kings hopefully learned from Hill not to overpay. They will overpay him next season as part of the trade, and surely re-evaluate. Let's look at Barnes Statistics for SFs this season (Mavs/Kings combo keeping in mind 30 teams in the league):
Scoring 11th (above average) B+
Rebounding Tied for 20th (average) C
FG% 22nd (below average) C-
FT% 9th (Very Good) A-
3pt% 14th (above average) B
Assists 30th (poor) D+
Steals 34th (poor) D
Blocks 50th/58!! (Very poor/ bottom 15%) F
Turnovers 13th (below average) C-
Fouls 45/49 (Very Good) B+
Out of the top 30 (likely mostly starters) interestingly enough although he's a competent man-on-man defender, his defensive stats compared to his peers may betray this perception a bit. In general he could do better in several areas. His blocking is atrocious, and his steals are not good. Only in FT% could he be considered elite at 9th in the league at his position. His overall scoring is good, and that is what the Kings were missing from Shumpert with any kind of consistency and why Barnes was brought in....