Elfrid signed for 120% of the number for his slot. That's what most guys sign for and is the max deal he could get
Yes, the hatter does receive a portion of his check from a corporation in Texas.
But the guy lives and work in Baton Rouge, you pay Louisiana taxes. If he lived in Texas it would make a difference, but he would still pay Louisiana taxes for the work he did in Louisiana as a non resident. One year I had to file tax returns for 4 different states.
He knows how to play the game of basketball. So you never count Elfrid Payton out." Payton, who averaged 19.3 points a game as a junior for the Ragin' Cajuns, was at his best when he was able to penetrate. He threw up a lob in the first quarter that ...
We're not talking about the best prospects or the guys with the most potential. These are the prospects who are going to come into the league and start immediately growing and maturing as players.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2...fastest/page/4
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