When the Utah Jazz signed Emmanuel Mudiay to a one year minimum contract last summer, my expectations were low.
In 2015 Mudiay was highly touted as a lottery pick, coming straight from a professional league in China rather than the NCAA. He had nice length and potential to be a good point guard in this league for a long time.
After a couple years of being eaten alive with the Denver Nuggets, their general manager Tim Connelly traded Mudiay to the New York Knicks and committed to Jamal Murray as the franchise point guard.