An Eastern Conference director who spoke with Cleveland.com estimated Ty Jerome's valuation was $120-14 million a year – around the mid-level exception for non-tax sellers ($14.1 million) and a dollar figure without more than what the Cavaliers can offer. A bigger payday used to be reasonable—until Jerome's horrible second-round performance against the swift, athletic, affluent Indiana, he uncovered some of his most worrying traits, especially on defense, as Pacers viewed him as a symbolic traffic cone. These more lucrative multi-year contracts are usually reserved for the host of starting quality – Jerome is primarily seen as a backup, finishing third in sixth place in the year after a breakthrough season, where he averaged 12.5 points after a breakthrough season, 51.6% wins in the 51.6% range, while 43.9% of the field from 3.4 assists, with 3.4 assists and 2.4 Assists and 2.5 Rebounts and 2.5 Rebounds and 2.5 discounts. If Jerome, 27, is looking for more money, it will have to come from a team that has an estimated actual salary cap space. Not many of these. Brooklyn. Detroit. Memphis. Chicago. -Via Cleveland Plain Dealer/May 22, 2025
