the good number bad team argument is mostly a subjective and flawed talking point. the same could be said and even on a larger scale of players who put up good numbers on good teams and were worse on bad team.
off the top of my head...Biyombo avg 5.5 ppg and 8rpg in 82 games for the Raps. on one of the worst teams in the league he is even worse, avg 4.7 and 5.5 in 39 games. Mozgov in more minutes with the Lakers was worse than he was on a championship team. Lance Stephenson basically went from being an efficient starter on a contender to being a scrub on lesser teams.
many players put up good numbers on bad-mediocre teams, Kyrie, Steph, Love, etc...teams dont look at that, they look at the fit and what role someone can play. if you think GMs dont salivate over Devin Booker your nuts. Reke never played on a "good" team.
if its anything teams are worried about its his injury history. no one is looking to make him their 1st option. good teams will want him as a 2nd, 3rd option. there are 4th and 5th options getting stupid money. 3rd options getting max deals. Otto Porter is the highest paid player on the Wiz.
Bron signed a 2 year max deal. 
Marc shooting 41%
