I thought I read it was 205 vs 155 (4 vs 5 years though).Easy for me to say I guess but at some point what's the difference in 200 million or 175 million?
Could the clips sign and trade Paul on the super max deal?it's 4/152 vs 5/205.
if we look at average annual value (AAV) it's 38mm vs. 41mm.
CAs top marginal income tax rate is 13.3%. NBA players pay state income tax for the location of every game they play (jock tax). So looking at the 41 home games alone in CA vs TX, CP would have to pay around an extra $2.7mm in taxes.You also have to take into account SA plays more road games within TX and LAC plays more road games within CA, ultimately the state tax probably brings the AAV of both contracts close to equal. The massive money difference is being able to lock in the 5th year, the most valuable year in escalating NBA max contracts, now.
i read this marc stein article, it did not give a compelling case of how the spurs get to $35mm in cap space this summer in order to be able to even offer CP that contract.
This is pure Spurs donk / Wake Forest fan porn.
Sure, it'd be great if it happens... But seems pretty far fetched.
Could the clips sign and trade Paul on the super max deal?
I need clarification on this "best PG generation."
CP3, Steph, Westbrook and Harden will all end up as top 10 PGs all time. And that doesn't even include Giannis.
Magic
Cousy
Stockton
Thomas
Robinson
Kidd
Nash
Who's spot does Harden take?
CP3, Steph, Westbrook and Harden will all end up as top 10 PGs all time. And that doesn't even include Giannis.
You forgot a few:
Oscar
Clyde
Pistol
Logo (listed as PG in bball reference)
AI
Tiny
Payton