NBA Free Agency: 10 Worst Contracts Signed in the Summer of 2016

#5 Bismack Biyombo

The only reason Bismack Biyombo has a place in the NBA today is the fact that he can be a good rim protector while finishing a lob or two off on the other end

The only reason Bismack Biyombo has a place in the NBA today is the fact that he can be a good rim protector while finishing a lob or two off on the other end.

He barely has any shooting range to speak of, few post moves that he can realistically rely on to get buckets and is not particularly great at keeping up with smaller, niftier guards.

This is all the scouting information that one would have gleaned by watching tape of him playing on the Raptors' roster in the 2015-16 seasons.

For some reason, however, Orlando have him contracted for $72 million over four years, stretching until the end of the 2019-20 season.

They had a starting caliber center with legitimate shooting range in Nikola Vucevic, and they still went ahead and did that! It only serves them right to languish in the lottery places, for boneheaded decisions in free agency like that deserve results like this in the regular season.