Top 30 NBA Salaries of 2007-2008

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1. Kevin Garnett Boston
$23,750,000

2. Michael Finley Dallas / San Antonio
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$21,696,750

3. Shaquille O'Neal Miami
$20,000,000

4. Stephon Marbury New York
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$20,109,375
-. Allen Iverson Denver
$20,109,375

6. Jason Kidd New Jersey
$19,728,000

7. Jermaine O'Neal Indiana
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$19,710,000

8. Kobe Bryant LA Lakers
$19,490,625

9. Tim Duncan San Antonio
$19,014,187
-. Tracy McGrady Houston
$19,014,187

11. Chris Webber Philadelphia
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$19,000,000

12. Baron Davis Golden State
$16,440,000
-. Shawn Marion Phoenix
$16,440,000
-. Steve Francis Portland / Houston
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$16,440,000

15. Antawn Jamison Washington
$16,360,095
-. Dirk Nowitzki Dallas
$16,360,095
-. Paul Pierce Boston
$16,360,095

18. Ray Allen Boston
$16,000,000

19. Rashard Lewis Orlando
$15,600,000

20. Ben Wallace Chicago
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$15,500,000

21. Elton Brand LA Clippers
$15,344,000

22. Michael Redd Milwaukee
$14,520,000

23. Yao Ming Houston
$13,762,775
-. Amare Stoudemire Phoenix
$13,762,775

25. Pau Gasol Memphis
$13,709,375
-. Andrei Kirilenko Utah
$13,709,375

27. Lamar Odom LA Lakers
$13,524,000

28. Mike Bibby Sacramento
$13,500,000

29. Joe Johnson Atlanta
$13,488,377

30. Zach Randolph New York
$13,488,377
 
The Spurs are only paying a fraction of Finley's deal this year (I think somewhere between 3-5 million) while the Mavs are picking up the rest.
 
Originally Posted by swendro88

11. Chris Webber Philadelphia
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$19,000,000
wait, what?

This is all due to when CWebb signed a seven year deal with the Kings worth over $120 million (yes, seven years.... yes $120+ million
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). The Sixers bought out the remaining two years of his contract for $25 mill andI guess the buyout for this year equals that number. Ridiculous, I know.
Well in Sacramento's defense this was prior to his series of knee injuries, but still that's a lot of loot.
 
Originally Posted by Fundamental21Ticket

The Spurs are only paying a fraction of Finley's deal this year (I think somewhere between 3-5 million) while the Mavs are picking up the rest.
San Antonio is playing him around 3...Dallas is still on the hook for somewhere in the 18.5 range.
 
Michael Finley was part of the cap release after the new collective bargining agreement was made. teams were able to release one player that didn't counttowards the luxury tax but they still had to pay his salary. So when finley was cut, he went to san antonio for little more then the veteran minimum.

Francis was traded to portland and was then bought out by the blazers so they are paying a majority of that salary as well.

Webber was bought out by the sixers last year and then signed the minimum with detroit. Sixers actually gave webber about 85% of his contract on the buyout Ibelieve so that is why they he is being paid that much from the contract.

Marbury's contract is a joke. But hey, he is the highest paid point in the league and with his lineup status each night, the highest paid bench player.

Kidd is worth every penny. (Make a brown, farmar deal work now laker fans lol)
 
3. Shaquille O'Neal Miami
$20,000,000

4. Stephon Marbury New York
$20,109,375

Isnt 20.1>20?
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Celtics with three of the top 18.
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Originally Posted by LamarOwnsem

^Well, they're getting paid on rookie money still, right? So it doesn't really count.

No, they signed the shorter contract extensions. They should be coming up on free agency again pretty soon.
 
I believe the Rockets are only paying Steve Francis like 2-4 Mil.. Portland paying the rest..
 
adding a little history...in comparison..


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Mitch Top 10 in 1985-86.http://www.eskimo.com/~pbender/misc/salaries86.txt1985-86 NBA Salaries[with thanks to Michael Siewenie for sending me the players' salaries info]Team PayrollsThe salary cap for the 85-86 season was $4.23 million.    Team                      Payroll  1. Los Angeles Lakers      $8,579,750 2. New Jersey Nets         $6,840,500 3. Philadelphia 76ers      $6,825,500 4. New York Knicks         $6,691,500 5. Boston Celtics          $6,560,000 6. Seattle Supersonics     $5,683,333 7. Los Angeles Clippers    $4,745,000 8. Detroit Pistons         $4,603,666 9. Chicago Bulls           $4,486,00010. Washington Bullets      $4,381,38311. Golden State Warriors   $4,365,83312. Houston Rockets         $4,259,00013. Phoenix Suns            $4,189,50014. San Antonio Spurs       $4,052,84615. Dallas Mavericks        $4,052,34616. Sacramento Kings        $4,052,00017. Cleveland Cavaliers     $3,920,66618. Portland Trailblazers   $3,831,00019. Indiana Pacers          $3,758,20020. Atlanta Hawks           $3,671,25021. Milwaukee Bucks         $3,661,33222. Denver Nuggets          $3,425,50023. Utah Jazz               $2,914,500  0 players will earn $3 million or more  3 players will earn $2 to 3 million 10 players will earn $1 to 2 millionThe league minimum was $70,000Average: $370,104  [296 players]Top 25 players 1. Magic Johnson (LAL)        $2,500,000 2. Moses Malone (Phi)         $2,145,000 3. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (LAL)  $2,030,000 4. Larry Bird (Bos)           $1,800,000 5. Jack Sikma (Sea)           $1,600,000 6. Julius Erving (Phi)        $1,485,000 7. Patrick Ewing (NY)         $1,250,000 8. Ralph Sampson (Hou)        $1,165,500 9. Mitch Kupchak (LAL)        $1,150,00010. Otis Birdsong (NJ)         $1,100,00010. Marques Johnson (LAC)      $1,100,00012. Albert King (NJ)           $1,035,00013. Kevin McHale (Bos)         $1,000,00014. Wayman Tisdale (Ind)         $987,00015. Adrian Dantley (Uta)         $950,00016. Bill Cartwright (NY)         $925,00017. Buck Williams (NJ)           $915,00018. Sidney Moncrief (Mil)        $884,00019. Akeem Olajuwon (Hou)         $882,50020. Bernard King (NY)            $874,00021. Alex English (Den)           $825,00022. Darryl Dawkins (NJ)          $808,00023. George Gervin (Chi)          $806,00024. Joe Barry Carroll (GS)       $800,00024. Tom Chambers (Sea)           $800,000
 
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