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The latest one seen is a very hilarious one as Utah Jazz big man Derrick Favors is apparently getting paid $2 billion, after getting signed by the Chicago Bulls, in a photo posted by Tyler Conway of Bleacher Report. While he may like that idea, that will definitely not happen in this lifetime, as max contracts today are not even close to that amount.

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Favors was long rumored to be on the trade block ahead of last Thursday’s trade deadline. As it turned out, he remains with the Utah Jazz and he will be with them at least until the end of the season unless waived, which is highly unlikely at this point. That could be good news for him as he won’t be forced to adjust to living in a new city and having new teammates around him in the middle of the campaign. Staying with the Salt Lake City team will also allow him to prove his worth and build on his solid year with them.

The 26-year-old Georgia Tech product is currently averaging 12.2 points, 7.3 rebounds and 1.3 assists in 28.2 minutes per game. If he can maintain his production, or even surpass it as the season progresses, he could be in line for a lucrative contract by the summer and sign with a team that shows interest in him, whether it may be the Jazz or another franchise.