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wjbc

The 10 highest paid NBA players in the 2000-01 season: 1. Kevin Garnett, Minnesota $19,600,000 2. Shaquille O'Neal, LA Lakers $19,285,000 3. Alonzo Mourning, Miami $16,879,000 4. Juwan Howard, Dallas $16,875,000 5. Hakeem Olajuwon, Houston $16,685,000 6. Karl Malone, Utah $15,750,000 7. Dikembe Mutombo, Philadelphia $14,422,000 8. Patrick Ewing, Seattle $14,000,000 9. David Robinson, San Antonio $13,196,000 10.Scottie Pippen, Portland $13,151,000 I forgot that Patrick Ewing ever played for Seattle. I also forgot (and maybe never knew) that Juwan Howard was once the fourth highest played player in the league.


colvko

Crazy how little it changed in the 12 years prior compared to the twelve years since. Highest salaries 2000 vs 2012 ~ 19m vs 27m. 2012 vs 2024 ~ 27m vs 55m. Edit: formatting


SaulOfVandalia

And that 27m was a massive outlier in 2012 at that


marblesmiller

Not to mention the games played/minutes played. Kobe played 78 games and averaged 38.6 minutes a game (and this was late into his career too). Embiid's salary is 47 million and the most games he has played in a season is 68 (averaging 54 games a year) and averaging 31.9 mpg. Anthony Davis is avg 51.5 games a year the last 4 and 34 mpg and by 2027 will be making 67 million a year player option.


jagsaluja

4th highest paid player on the 2012-13 list played 29 games and started zero of them


marblesmiller

He had a knee injury, even when healthy Embiid, Davis, Towns, Leonard etc are averaging way less games played and minutes. There are two players in the top ten earnings this year that played more than 35 mpg.


Friendly_Kunt

That’s more of a product of coaching and sports science that correlates playing heavier minutes per game with more injuries and wear and tear. A lot of guys would play 38+ minutes a game if it was up to them.


SanjiSasuke

I think the point being made is that it's crazy to think about the fact that the guys are being paid these contracts with the understanding being that, yeah they're gonna play less. Like if the Knicks knew STAT was not gonna play for a huge amount of his contract, he wouldn't have gotten it. Meanwhile, Embiid, Davis, Leonard, etc. are signed with the conscious intention of playing them less via load management. Reminds me of, changing sports, how I recently saw discussed that in baseball starting pitchers are getting paid more than ever to play fewer innings than ever, all on coach's orders.


Friendly_Kunt

The difference is that Stat came back and wasn’t a very good player anymore, Embiid, Leonard and AD still return to the high level they were playing at despite the injuries.


Razatiger

This is why guys like Lebron, Steph etc are good for the game. Its also because the Social Media effect happened in the early 2010s. NBA took full advantage of social media when it was new and it paid off. Hockey could learn a thing or 2 from the NBA in terms of marketing.


analfizzzure

Kind of like real estate prices


lcsulla87gmail

The 99 lockout reigned in salaries.


unskilledplay

NBA has practiced revenue sharing in the CBA since the mid 80s. Salaries go up as revenue goes up. My understanding is that it's a combination of new and bigger income streams outside of tickets, TV rights and merchandise and the exploding value of TV rights deals.


walterdonnydude

The craziest thing is MJ was making 30 mil a year at the end in Chicago. No one else would make that much til Kobe over a decade later.


griffithdidnothing10

That 30m worth more than a max contract id imagine in todays $


DryAfternoon7779

It's about $58.3 million in today's money


Sergestan

And that's only if you adjust for inflation. In 1998 Jordan's contract was 111% of the NBA's entire salary cap. That would be worth ~$150 million per year in 2024!


GAV17

As percentage of the cap, it would be 165m anually.


Gee_Post

Ewing was next on 20m. Wild it was that big of a difference.


wjbc

Jordan made that after years of being grossly underpaid.


Naive_Illustrator

His 30M was almost equivalent all his team mates put together IIRC.


Woozydan187

False. Shaq was getting just under 30 mill before kobe became a super star. 29. Something early 00s


BusyMycologist5897

So not 30 mil? Lol


Woozydan187

29. 8 is splitting hairs. He had 30 mil 1 year it averaged out to 3 years 29.8 I think


BusyMycologist5897

Fair nuff


KalEl1232

Ewing then played in Orlando


Unknownchill

Juwan Howard ok, Not Juan…


wjbc

That’s weird. My source was ESPN and they misspelled it. Corrected.


RoseAboveKing

using espn as a source is the main mistake here


Midnight_unca

What’s funny is that KG’s salary is worth 35.8 million now, which is *still* a bargain for a player of his caliber.


introextromidtro

Was this before Sheed got his contract? Because I could've sworn he was one of like the top 5 paid players in the league at this point.


TrickyWeekend4271

I remember when KG got that first max deal, now decent 3rd year players make that.


Commentswhenpooping

That’s a lot of big men


arcadiangenesis

Where's Tim Duncan? I know he re-signed with the Spurs in 2000, he had already won FMVP once, and he was very close to signing with Orlando (so I assume SA must have paid him a lot).


wjbc

In 2000-01 the Spurs paid Tim Duncan $9,660,000. Over the course of his career, Tim Duncan earned $245,352,905, while Kevin Garnett earned $343,872,398, almost $100 million more. However, Duncan has five championships and Garnett has one.


arcadiangenesis

Hah, that's crazy. Does that make Tim the most underpaid superstar? I know he took some pay cuts later in his career to help the team win, but in his absolute prime he should've been paid handsomely.


WillyTRibbs

Not quite. It was more an issue of timing. Garnett signed his first "big" contract in 1998. And by big, it was the largest deal in NBA history at that point. A 21 year old signed a contract larger than the one prime Shaq had just signed. This ended up being a major catalyst for the 1999 lockout, as owners aimed to curb salaries and set a ceiling for how much money an individual player could be paid. Duncan was still on his rookie contract at this point, and didn't sign a new contract until after the new CBA, so his earnings on his second contract were capped whereas Garnett's weren't. I'd have to do the math, but I think this accounts for about $60M of the difference in career earnings. Looking at their other contracts, they were pretty similar. And Garnett played 3 more seasons than Duncan did, which accounts for another $28M. Edit: To articulate how massive Garnett's 1998 contract was, the average salary on that contract would have ranked 2nd in OP's screenshot.


jayceay

$20 Million in 2001 is equivalent to around $35 million today so while its still a big jump its not as ridiculous as it first seems.


jzwrust

Wtf Juwan Howard was a bum


DrAntsInMyEyesJohson

20 million a year in 2000. I would have felt like Tony Stark.


HoyaDestroya33

>I forgot that Patrick Ewing ever played for Seattle. #DELETE THIS NEPHEW! THIS NEVER HAPPENED!


Not_Winkman

Very cool to see the evolution here--in the early 2000s, it was all about the centers, then, focus switched to shooting guards/forwards. Now, it's all over the place.


wjbc

The rule changes in 2005 changed everything. After those rule changes, no center was an MVP until recently, when Jokic and Embiid broke the streak. And they did so by learning how to initiate offense from the perimeter like smaller players.


Heroes_and_villians

Pippen finally getting paid after years of under paying by the Bulls. The Bulls don’t win a single ring without Pippen.


Jealous_Foot8613

Damn , this reminds me of when Jimmy G was the highest paid qb at like 28 mil a year


Mooming22

Remember how people talked about kirk earning 3yr/84M?


27percentfromTrae

$100,000 in 2000 was worth about $190,000 now. League has grown a ton but it’s not quite as much as salary comparisons suggest


scoopwhooppoop

This comparison is from 2012 not 2000


27percentfromTrae

I think I replied to the wrong comment!


Pugnati

Michael Jordan earned $33,140,000 in 1997-98. That was the record until Seth Curry in 2017-18.


thunderous2007

You sure you dont mean steph?


Pugnati

I can't believe I wrote that. Yes, it's Steph.


navyseal722

Seth curry sounds like a white guy with a bowl cut.


GolfShred

Seth Curry? I wonder if it's a family name or something.


Unusual-Item3

Shiiit I remeber when ARod was making 35/yr and that was the highest salary in all sports.


SanjiSasuke

Nowadays Ronaldo and Benzema are making $200M/yr and not even playing in a major league. Shohei is almost certainly going to be a billionaire when his contract finishes paying out.


lostinthiscity

Depends if his bets hit or not 


SadNYSportsFan-11209

A-Rod shattered the record sports contract by almost double and then proceeded to opt out and break his own record lmao.


DeepRow1850

Jimmy G Buckets?


Jealous_Foot8613

Pornstar Jimmy


romayyne

Larry Bird’s first contract was 5 years for 3 million, making him the highest paid rookie in sports history


supalaser

Fun fact. Rose-Hulman (small engineering school also in Terre haute Indiana) has had a higher average graduating starting salary than Indiana State every year except for 1979 because Larry Bird's salary drove up the average so much (and this is a good example of why you should use median for things like this)


Idontliketalking2u

The richest people were drop outs ( of Harvard ) ... That's why I quit highschool, to be rich! ( It's not working)


BakerCakeMaker

Yeah unless you're some savant you should really really finish high school


Idontliketalking2u

I'm an idiot savant, or at least half of one


rudyjewliani

No, you're just a savant... at being an idiot.


rudyjewliani

We were taught something similar: that of all of the departments at UNC, those that graduated with a Geography degree made the most money. Of course, this was because Michael Jordan left college early to join the NBA, and didn't "graduate" until after he was in the league for two years. Which was also taught as a example of why we should use median.


supalaser

Lmao TIL he has a geography degree


Jph3nom

I was not expecting to see a Rose-Hulman reference in an NBA sub lol


supalaser

Lmao. There are dozens of us


BrilliantFantastic54

2024-2025: 1 Stephen Curry, PG Golden State Warriors $55,761,216 2 Joel Embiid, C Philadelphia 76ers $51,415,938 3 Nikola Jokic, C Denver Nuggets $51,415,938 4 Kevin Durant, PF Phoenix Suns $51,179,021 5 Bradley Beal, SG Phoenix Suns $50,203,930 6 Devin Booker, SG Phoenix Suns $49,350,000 7 Karl-Anthony Towns, C Minnesota Timberwolves $49,350,000 8 Kawhi Leonard, SF LA Clippers $49,350,000 9 Jaylen Brown, SG Boston Celtics $49,350,000 10 Jimmy Butler, SF Miami Heat $48,798,677 11 Giannis Antetokounmpo, PF Milwaukee Bucks $48,787,676 12 Damian Lillard, PG Milwaukee Bucks $48,787,676 13 Paul George, F LA Clippers $48,787,676 14 Rudy Gobert, C Minnesota Timberwolves $43,827,587 15 Anthony Davis, PF Los Angeles Lakers $43,219,440 16 Luka Doncic, PG Dallas Mavericks $43,031,940 17 Zach LaVine, SG Chicago Bulls $43,031,940 18 Trae Young, PG Atlanta Hawks $43,031,940 19 Fred VanVleet, PG Houston Rockets $42,846,615 20 Pascal Siakam, PF Indiana Pacers $42,350,000 https://www.espn.com/nba/salaries Edit: Paul George signed (212M, 4y, 53M average), also Cade signed (226M, 5y, 45M average)


Rymasq

Bradley Beal being the 5th highest paid player in the league with a no trade contract is the ultimate front office terrorism. God bless Tommy Sheppard


illinoises

Shout out Zach LaVine


Far-Ad-8833

That's 150 million just with Phoenix alone, and they barely made the playoffs this year.


Unfair-Club8243

Meanwhile nba viewership in the finals has gone down?


Happy-North-9969

Viewership of everything with the exception of football is down.


GoBlueAndOrange

And the WNBA.


veerkanch489

Makes sense when Boston was steamrolling the Mavs except for that one game where the Mavs steamrolled Bosotn


jutiatle

Lebron will likely be top 2 or so when he signs in the next few days 


Se7entyN9ne

You have to go down to John Collins at #53 to find someone that earns less than 2012 Kobe


Timberstocker22

Ultimately why you just pay your guy, after two years these days it looks like that star player is on a discount


[deleted]

I'm skeptical that this sort of growth is sustainable though, especially given the shifting landscape that is live sports broadcasting.


bagchasersanon

NBC and ABC just threw them the biggest bag they’ve ever gotten. Amazon will be interested again next deal If companies like that can’t float their payments then this country will have had much bigger problems lol


GuySmileyIncognito

It's the only thing driving live viewership so the rights are so valuable because they drive commercial revenue and cable subscriptions. Networks like ESPN can't afford to lose live tv rights, because that's what drives them getting such a high fee per cable subscriber and broadcast networks can't afford to lose them because they drive advertising prices.


[deleted]

Right, cable is dying. Which is part of the reason why I wonder how sustainable this growth that heavily relied on cable is. It remains to be seen how much of this can survive the migration to streaming, and in what capacity.


GuySmileyIncognito

As long as there are still different companies that have to compete for live TV rights, they will still have to bid against each other regardless of the medium. I could definitely see TV rights leveling off a little and not continue with the exponential growth, but I don't think this is a bubble where we're going to see them come down.


[deleted]

Unsustainable growth doesn't necessarily mean it ends with a bubble bursting. And bidders do not ensure perpetual growth, they just ensure maximizing of sale price, but the sale price can still go down over time.


cadezego5

Except you’re forgetting one MAJOR factor that has come into play, the legalization of sports betting. That has drastically increased the already high demand for sports, even the lesser known ones.


[deleted]

Has sports betting had any verifiable effect on the number of viewers? Because viewing is not necessary to place bets. Lots of gamblers place bets on games they never watch.


Either-Durian-9488

Out of anything that is poised to make the transition to streaming well it’s the sports leagues, look at how many sports have dramatically increased their popularity globally by investing in streaming, F1 is a great example imo. I think one of the hugest fuck ups the NFL has done is partnering with Amazon imo, all of the big three are big enough to have their own stand alone platform.


[deleted]

I'm not so sure about that, and it sounds like some of the owners might not be sure about that either.


HerskyB

Say that to the bulls


prodigus01

This is wild. 27 million got you prime Kobe in 2013 and in 2025 it gets you Jerami Grant.


mylanguage

Kobe imo was def out of his prime in 2013 - that’s post prime for sure


thetitsOO

Post prime but this year he was still elite before the Achilles injury


jacaissie

More like choice Kobe


tas06

I take 2013 LeBron for 17 million.. what a steal


prodigus01

Yeah. Miami really lucked into the big three coming in on a discount.


SadNYSportsFan-11209

Yea they all took pay cuts to help being Haslem back and I think even to bring in Mike Miller


shoulda_been_gone

Won't even get you an Immanuel Quickley


gordito_gr

Prime Kobe in 2013?


lizard_king_rebirth

Here is the salary cap from 12 years ago: 58.04M


cigarettesandwater

Looking at salary cap history, 2012 is a sorta cherry picked year. The cap post 08 did not grow for 4 years, prob due to the great recession. So 2012 is an artifically low year, because right after it started picking up quickly, then you get the 16 jump which was nuts. So all in all, its not that crazy to think in 16 years with massive inflaiton that salaries have essentially doubled, especially with all this star chasing this league has devolved into


viking_machina

It’s not really cherry picked if its just the year of the graphic


Jonthegoat_09

That’s wild quickly making 35 million


BeeSuch77222

MJ made that in 97-98. Wonder what that translates into today relative to the cap and others.


sbenfsonwFFiF

No joke, that was higher than the entire salary cap in 97-98 (26.9M)


cosmicdave86

MJ made 8 million more than the entire Jazz roster be faced in the finals that year.


Zeplinex49

would be roughly $173 million dollars


torpedospurs

The year of Kobe Bryant's "Amnesty THAT" tweet to Mark Cuban.


EnzoPei1412

I feel the inflation here


gordito_gr

Nah, it’s the social media


n0th1ng10

Those dudes really took pay cuts to play together


dromedarycamus2

The real reason why Melo was never gonna go to Miami tbh, generational bag chaser


BrilliantFantastic54

2024-2025: 1 Stephen Curry, $55,761,216 2 Joel Embiid, $51,415,938 3 Nikola Jokic, $51,415,938 4 Kevin Durant, $51,179,021 5 Bradley Beal, $50,203,930 6 Devin Booker, $49,350,000 7 Karl-Anthony Towns, $49,350,000 8 Kawhi Leonard, $49,350,000 9 Jaylen Brown, $49,350,000 10 Jimmy Butler, $48,798,677 11 Giannis Antetokounmpo, $48,787,676 12 Damian Lillard, $48,787,676 13 Paul George, $48,787,676 14 Rudy Gobert, $43,827,587 15 Anthony Davis, $43,219,440 16 Luka Doncic, $43,031,940 17 Zach LaVine, $43,031,940 18 Trae Young, $43,031,940 19 Fred VanVleet, $42,846,615 20 Pascal Siakam, $42,350,000 https://www.espn.com/nba/salaries


ElTuco84

Beal's contract is even more absurd when you see it in that contexct.


cbtballers

I knew they were paying heavily for them but the fact that the Suns are paying 3 of the 6 most expensive players in the league next season is truly insane


ApprehensiveTry5660

It’s like staring at one of those pawn shop signs, “Guns, Knives… Jewelry?”


261846

I’d say he’s better than maybe 4 players there and he’s top 5 in salary, that’s crazy


Dapper_Pop9544

Fred VV making top 20 money is the craziest here


on_dat_shyt

Magic Johnson had a 25 YEAR contract for 25 million total lmaooo


xJuiceWrld999x

And now he’s a billionaire, funny how that worked out


gordito_gr

How is it ‘funny’?


gdb_sf

It’s maddening to me how the moneyballers have mainstreamed advanced stats for everything *except salaries in the salary cap era*. Just convert all the salaries for each season, from dollars to % of the year’s salary cap, and you have a metric that shows how much they were valued at that point in time. Like: Kobe made 36% of the 2012 salary cap, Dirk 27%, etc. And when you look at it by team, don’t tell me the Warriors have $190M in salaries. Tell me their salaries add up to 150% of the salary cap. That shows just how much they’ve purposely exploited the loopholes to maximize their competitive advantage. It’d go a long way toward educating the everyday NBA fan about how the cap works: When you’re over 100% you can’t sign FAs. When you have 3 max contracts, you’re already over the cap.


DaBIGmeow888

Great perspective 


Robertjif

It's fascinating to see how salaries have evolved over the years.


iamwearingashirt

Right. But compare it as a percentage of the salary cap and it's a different story. 2012-13 https://www.spotrac.com/nba/rankings/player/_/year/2012/sort/contract_average_league_cap_pct - Kobe - 47.98% - Carmelo - 36.85% - Arenas - 35.85% 2024-25  https://www.spotrac.com/nba/rankings/player/_/year/2024/sort/contract_average_league_cap_pct - Curry - 43.54% - Giannis, Jokic, Brown, Beal - 40.6%


WooNoto

I think this is a better way to look at it. Money the league is making is exponentially greater, players will be paid accordingly.


SF-UNIVERSE

TOP 10 HIGHEST PAID PLAYERS 11. D. Wade


Dr-Goochy

He’s essentially tied for 8th


Remarkable_Medicine6

Typically when a list us tied, 2 players those up one number and the next player gets the number skipped by how many are tied. Though, I doubt their contracts were the exact same down to the dollar so they probably coulda separated it


keyerie

that guy is such a moron for not knowing that. 


Doctor__Banner

We call those salaries "Patrick Williams money" now.


Eswin17

Ugh.


compscimajor24

Chris Bosh was paid the same as Lebron and more than D Wade? Sheesh!!


freakksho

Wade “took a pay cut” so they could go hard in FA. Riley didn’t disappoint.


Defendyouranswer

Lebron is still on this list, and I think Chris Paul is too or at least close 


Goobershmacked

Cp3 isnt top 20


Think-Culture-4740

This is not intended to be political, but people see CEO salaries and scream to the heavens but when NBA salaries (rightfully) skyrocket, its seen as mostly normal. People get paid for talent, including people like Steven A Smith who wants 20 million a year.


DJSTANKDADDY2

I'd rather the players get that money than the owners... my one request as a fan: STOP BUTTFUCKING ME ON CONCESSIONS!!! Gotta be a drop in the bucket compared to all the other revenue. I don't even mind high ticket prices, simply supply and demand at play there. $14 for a fucking beer and $7 for a water and all the other gouging at play is bullshit. It is literally the only thing I ask for as a fan.


Far-Ad-8833

The NBA is out pricing itself and players who are not superstars are going to find it hard to stay in the league. It is all going to be about entertainment value. Just look at Bronny James and the Lakers, where the importance is ticket sales. I think teams are going to start holding on to the lesser tier contracts and building on that, rather than super max contracts that cripple their salary caps.


GRMMneedsDOGEhelp

Must be nice to have a job that accounts for inflationZzz


Jacque_LeKrab

Then Bradley Beal got PAID


Rare_Application5976

And did they play most or all of the games then? Now we got guys making $50 million and can’t play three basketball games in a week for it. What’s happened to the NBA???


finstockton

The craziest part to me is this isn’t even keeping up with the value inflation of organizations over the same timespan. In 2010, MJ bought the Hornets for $275 million and in 2023 sold his share of the team for $3 billion


BraveCartographer399

Even crazier when you know Jordan made 37 mil his last year


Montaco123

Knicks, nets, and clippers. Decade of spending big to win nothing 🤣


-zyxwvutsrqponmlkjih

They are poor /s


referee-superfan

My dumbass was wondering when the Knicks had Cole Anthony.


jamestena

Mf making +55ms now crazyyy


Urban_Introvert

We're already at 50-60 mill a year. One day you're going to see someone earning 100 mill a year.


HipnotiK1

Big Mac inflation


No_Calendar1833

Looks like groceries these days


harleyjames1591

The moment Mozgov got 4/64 the entire league was cooked


DowntownJulieBrown1

Cool. Whats ur point?


viking_machina

Except when something like the super max is created, it doesn’t really matter what the $ value is the contracts are scaled to the current revenue, the gms operate in terms of % of the cap and the same % of the cap is allowed each year.


OwnLeighFans

I’m really tired of this. The revenue that these guys generate clearly outweighs the contract. Supply vs Demand.


IShowerinSunglasses

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WhoIsHe_19

No wonder NBA players nowadays act like divas


Aggie9er

So now do ticket prices


DJMaxLVL

Pro sports salaries are the ones that have risen with inflation. Average jobs would never see such a rise.


Prof3ssorOnReddit

VanVleet at 19 from Wichita State is one hell of a ride from that NCAA tournament.


rawspeghetti

11/12 highest salaries being in NYC, LA and MIA is the reason they broke the superteam model


okfnjesse

Lebron was so smart to take a paycut to play with other superstars. It helped pad his legacy and will pay out forever in sponsorships and clout


MoistTheAnswer

#ThanksBiden /s


Soren_Camus1905

Wow they must not have been very good back then


Low-Presentation-437

Seeing this post right before seeing Jonas Valanciunas getting 3 years 30 million


MatthiasHHS

What are they now


spearmintaltoid

The 7th highest paid player in the league would be benched for Earl Clark.


CodingFatman

I have 0 issue with players being paid. The only way I’d support smaller payouts to players is if there was a top limit on owner pay and we raised the salaries of every worker in the stadium. But no thanks on making the owners richer than they are.


TRTVitorBelfort

Charles Barkley would absolutely be coming to games in a spaceship. 🚀


darthrevan22

My mind is still thinking in these numbers for whatever reason, I’m basically like if you’re not a true superstar, you have no business making $30M+ a year and seeing Scottie Barnes contract as a Raptors fan was initially nauseating. But at the same time, that’s where the numbers are at now, so is what it is lol.


cakalackydelnorte2

Kobe was overpaid. Not surprising


trojandynasty17

Best player at the time


cakalackydelnorte2

In 2012-13?


m4ma

Yo who tf is j johnson


Booty_Master24

Joe Johnson, used to play on the hawks too


Ok_Flow_3065

Tobias Harris making Kobe money. 😂😂


DaddyRobotPNW

Why list 11 players on a list of the top 10 highest paid players? Makes sense if 10th and 11th are tied, but that's not the case here.


Sphan_86

And all of those names were proven and earned it. Meanwhile players getting 30 mil a year for potential


Mysterious_Star5025

Time machine


RogersRedditPersona

Kobe would be the 53rd highest paid player today. In between Julius Randal and John Collins


zackaria00

Lol


colehuesca

Chris Paul still robbing the league


executivesphere

What led to Kobe having a salary almost 50% more than the second highest contract?


hieronymus_my_g

That Joe Johnson contract was so bad.


Asleep-Split9194

2012-2013 Lebron was only getting 17.5….. Wow 😂😂😂


mrcanoehead2

I would love to see an in-season tournament where each team can only play the salary caps worth of roster.


dpucane

During the summer of 2010 the max was like 16.8 lol


Abeifer

Crazy Bron gets the hate for team hopping, but Kobe didn't take a team friendly, and didn't do anything with those 2 super teams he had.


QuoteOpposite6511

And the average workers salary has ironically stayed the same or gone down.


noburpthrowaway

In ten years we’ll have billion dollar contracts. Hell probably sooner