http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...oisonous-contracts-will-prevent-deadline-deal
Take Golden State Warriors power forward David Lee, for example. He was a double-double machine as the Knicks' top dog during Mike D'Antoni's first two years in New York, but then he hit free agency, and the Warriors signed him to a six-year deal worth $80 million. He hasn't been bad with the team and is averaging 19.1 points and 9.8 boards this year, but his level of play is nowhere near worth $13.3 million a year.
Seeing as how the Warriors are looking to dump salary and bring in more depth as the deadline approaches, Lee is proving one of their harder pieces to move, as no other team wants to take on his contract.
I Love David Lee And Yes He's Better Than Bargnani No Doubt, But Tell Me How It Makes Sense For Our Team To Take That Contract On When Bargani Has A Non Guaranteed Contract, Making Millions Less And Doesnt Bleed Into The 2015 Season When ALL Our Big Contracts Come Off The Books
It Wouldn't Be Wise
who plays the same position as Lee and has been a bit part player for the Knicks? 
say bruh, why dont u start worrying about west coast teams for a change
