Quoting: Lenny7
Yeah, I think that's why it's way more important for the team to try to re-sign him. They could easily retain 50% if they wanted to increase the return, but IMO, unless you're getting a haul, you're better off trying to keep him. A Hampus/Fowler left side is strong (when healthy) and could definitely help ease young guys like Drysdale into the lineup instead of throwing them to the wolves.
He's definitely young enough to keep around (only being 27). He's probably a top end #3 guy, low end #2 guy in the league, nothing to sneeze at. Also, he could still see a little growth in his game, as dmen mature a little bit later than Fs. But, at his best, he's a .5PPG player (he's current .4PPG) with positive possession numbers that can play 22 minutes/night. If you can get him at 6.5mm x 5 years, and put Drysdale with him, that gives JD someone to lean on while maturing.