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He's not necessarily obligated to do anything, but it can be a good gesture to the team to restructure his contract. Other players have done it and there is precedent for it.But to whose benefit? Is he obligated to repay the team when he outperformed his rookie contract?
I’ll side with the player being paid 10/10 times, before in the end, it’s their bodies that go through a half dozen car crashed a game.
That said, I don't know where he is on it. Maybe he's had issues with the front office for other reasons and that's influencing him. But it's hard to just without having all of the facts.