for instance, Penny Hardaway, he's in the top 25 highest salaries for NBA players for the past 4-5 years (i dunno about this current season but previous ones). the 04-05 season, he was the 9th highest paid player in the entire NBA at 14 million and he makes 2-7 point per game and is not a starter. i guess he was injured(?). i'm just curious why teams will pay someone who is either not producing or has been injured for the past 5 years that high of a salary. is there seniority in the NBA as far as the salary goes? so if someone in their prime was highly paid but 10 years later, they don't produce, do u have to keep increasing the players salary?
2007-02-06
13:31:09
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tom l
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truthistold, good info there. i dunno but Penny hasn't been producing for a LONG LONG time and it looks like he got a huge contract deal after his decline. there are other players out there too. allan houston for example, he was the 2nd highest player paid (after Shaq) at 17 million in 04-05 season. i know he's a great player but even at his prime, was he really worth that much to be the 2nd highest player paid in the NBA?
2007-02-06
14:10:49 ·
update #1