The Toronto Raptors signed Immanuel Quickley to a five-year extension worth up to $175 million several months after trading for him. They believed he was their starting point guard of the future, paying him as if he were already a star. Little did they know that less than a year later, they'd try to move off his contract, but to no avail.
On Saturday, Jake Fischer reported for The Stein Line that Toronto made an offer to Atlanta for Trae Young before the 2025 deadline (subscription required), but that the Hawks "had no interest in a Quickley-headlined package given the future money he's owed.