Sentence examples for exorbitant contract from inspiring English sources

The Cavaliers took a risk in trading for Baron Davis's exorbitant contract at the trading deadline.

The Knicks remember how well Ewing played the last time he wanted an exorbitant contract.

So our money will indirectly help pay the exorbitant contract of second baseman Luis Castillo and other disasters.

The Nets sent their lottery pick to Utah as part of the Deron Williams trade, and the Clippers offered the Cleveland Cavaliers their pick as part of taking on Baron Davis's exorbitant contract.

In the past two seasons, Grunfeld has traded Gilbert Arenas and his exorbitant contract to Orlando; acquired Kirk Hinrich and Kevin Seraphin from Chicago and used Hinrich to acquire Jordan Crawford and Chris Singleton.

With Marcus Camby's history of injuries -- including a torn muscle in his hip that has him on crutches -- and Allan Houston's exorbitant contract, Sprewell knows that he could be the bait if the team seeks to make a big splash.

It would be hard to blame the Nationals if the Werth deal has made them reconsider exorbitant contracts.

His time with the team was marked by losing seasons, exorbitant contracts with underperforming players and a sexual-harassment lawsuit.

With an escrow tax kicking in for the 2001-2 seasownerswners do not want their teams to take on long-term, exorbitant contracts that catapult their franchise significantly past the salary cap.

Sirius and XM have since launched their satellites, struck deals with carmakers to build receivers into their vehicles and signed exorbitant contracts to license content most notoriously with Howard Stern (pictured), the country's most sexually explicit "shock jock", whom Sirius is paying $500m over the course of five years.

Throwing good money after bad used to be the specialty of the New York Yankees, and for a while it kept them perpetually atop the American League's East Division, but the exorbitant contracts given to Alex Rodriguez, Derek Jeter, and other aging stars, coupled with the prospect of a steep luxury-tax bill in 2014, have coerced the Bombers into adopting an unfamiliar posture of fiscal restraint.