The Sacramento Kings have claimed ex-Net Travis Outlaw with a bid off amnesty waivers, league sources tell Y! Sports.
*sniffle*…*sniffle*…AK-47…*sniffle*…*sniffle*
Outlaw is still under contract for the next four seasons – as the Kings “winning” (and I use that term loosely) bid was $3 million dollars, the Kings will pay Outlaw that sum anually until his contract runs its course in four seasons. In short, it’s a 4 year, $12 million dollar contract.
You’re doing it wrong, Maloofs.
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