I'm sure Aubry Huff thought he would have no problem getting a decent deal 2 years after signing his 2/$22 million deal coming off a 6.2 WAR year in San Francisco. After all, he was only 33, plenty of time to make more cash, right?
I think $0 is always a good assumption of how much more money you'll make after a deal ends in your mid-30s.
He's still projected to have positive WAR in 2015 so there will likely be some value, the only question is how much. The changes in the CBA and in the RSN environment are driving compensation upwards sharply right now.
