But Guy, as the season progressed, saw his tactical status steadily decline as the team focused on developing Wiggins and Waiters, and now it was even worse than when Hansen was around.
Both of their contracts were set to expire that summer; Randolph negotiating a satisfactory contract was not a problem, but Guy's prospects were doubtful.
Although Pera was wealthy, he had no sentimental attachment to the Grizzlies team—there was no chance he'd engage in "merit basketball."
Even if they could ultimately renegotiate, the contract would be significantly less than the previous one.
After a few drinks, Guy also revealed his inner thoughts—he no longer wanted to stay in Memphis.
"Do you want a championship, or money?" Hansen asked directly.
If it was a championship, he could actually bring Guy to the Cavaliers.
