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Posted on 5/12/13 at 6:24 pm to mattz1122
Off that list I think Pippen, Marbury, and Iverson are all broke. Sure there are others but that's all I really noticed glancing at it.
Posted on 5/12/13 at 6:33 pm to stout
quote:
Off that list I think Pippen, Marbury, and Iverson are all broke.
Ones for sure that are broke
Shawn Kemp - $92.5 million
Derrick Coleman - $91.3 million
Vin Baker - $97.4 million
Latrell Sprewell - $97 million
Antoine Walker - $108.1 million
Scottie Pippen - $109.2 million
Allen Iverson - $154.5 million
Stephen Marbury - $151.1 million
And those figures dont included endorsement money
This post was edited on 5/12/13 at 6:35 pm
Posted on 5/12/13 at 6:35 pm to SPEEDY
I forgot about Sprewell and Kemp. Didn't know about the rest.
That's absurd to blow through that sort of money.
That's absurd to blow through that sort of money.
Posted on 5/12/13 at 6:35 pm to SPEEDY
quote:fricking idiots
Ones for sure that are broke
Shawn Kemp - $92.5 million
Derrick Coleman - $91.3 million
Vin Baker - $97.4 million
Latrell Sprewell - $97 million
Antoine Walker - $108.1 million
Scottie Pippen - $109.2 million
Allen Iverson - $154.5 million
Stephen Marbury - $151.1 million
Posted on 5/12/13 at 6:49 pm to SPEEDY
Posted on 5/12/13 at 8:37 pm to mattz1122
quote:
Yao Ming is now broke.
Link?
Posted on 5/12/13 at 8:56 pm to SPEEDY
Wow Jordan at number 87
That sucks. He is better than 99% of the people on this list.
That sucks. He is better than 99% of the people on this list.
Posted on 5/12/13 at 8:57 pm to SPEEDY
Uh MJ at 87 is by far the most ridiculous of that list.
Posted on 5/12/13 at 8:58 pm to LSUzealot
Not adjusted for inflation, asinine to compare a salary in 1982 to one in 2013 (or 2017 for that matter) in a nominal basis.
Posted on 5/12/13 at 9:11 pm to kfizzle85
quote:
asinine to compare a salary in 1982
What was Jordan's salary at UNC?
Posted on 5/12/13 at 9:16 pm to SPEEDY
Is that some kind of comeback? Would you rather me change my post to 1984 to specifically reflect Michael Jordan's career? It's a general comment I figured it was obvious enough it applied to all players as inflation applies in all years. You know what inflation is right?
This post was edited on 5/12/13 at 9:18 pm
Posted on 5/12/13 at 9:26 pm to kfizzle85
U mad?
Posted on 5/12/13 at 9:28 pm to Fearthehat0307
quote:
Message Posted by Fearthehat0307 quote: Ones for sure that are broke Shawn Kemp - $92.5 million Derrick Coleman - $91.3 million Vin Baker - $97.4 million Latrell Sprewell - $97 million Antoine Walker - $108.1 million Scottie Pippen - $109.2 million Allen Iverson - $154.5 million Stephen Marbury - $151.1 million fricking idiots
Wow how do you think these guys feel to know that they pissed away that much money. Freaking crazy.
Posted on 5/12/13 at 9:28 pm to kfizzle85
OK, this is just for you.
Here is Jordan's career salary when adjusted for inflation
Actual salary:
1986-88: $630,000
1987-88: $845,000
1988-89: $2,000,000
1990-91: $2,500,000
1991-92: $3,250,000
1992-93: $4,000,000
1993-94: $4,000,000
1994-95: $3,850,000
1995-96: $3,850,000
1996-97: $30,140,000
1997-98: $33,140,000
2001-02: $1,000,000
2002-03: $1,030,000
TOTAL: $90,235,000
Adjusted for inflation:
1986-87: $1,323,409
1987-88: $1,681,220
1988-89: $3,810,804
1990-91: $4,551,962
1991-92: $5,411,191
1992-93: $6,472,191
1993-94: $6,299,067
1994-95: $5,904,902
1995-96: $5,758,722
1996-97: $43,632,876
1997-98: $47,172,827
2001-02: $1,299,383
2002-03: $1,307,291
TOTAL: $134,625,845
But the salaries ahead of Jordan on that list would also have to be adjusted, so any ground that Jordan gained would be lost
Here is Jordan's career salary when adjusted for inflation
Actual salary:
1986-88: $630,000
1987-88: $845,000
1988-89: $2,000,000
1990-91: $2,500,000
1991-92: $3,250,000
1992-93: $4,000,000
1993-94: $4,000,000
1994-95: $3,850,000
1995-96: $3,850,000
1996-97: $30,140,000
1997-98: $33,140,000
2001-02: $1,000,000
2002-03: $1,030,000
TOTAL: $90,235,000
Adjusted for inflation:
1986-87: $1,323,409
1987-88: $1,681,220
1988-89: $3,810,804
1990-91: $4,551,962
1991-92: $5,411,191
1992-93: $6,472,191
1993-94: $6,299,067
1994-95: $5,904,902
1995-96: $5,758,722
1996-97: $43,632,876
1997-98: $47,172,827
2001-02: $1,299,383
2002-03: $1,307,291
TOTAL: $134,625,845
But the salaries ahead of Jordan on that list would also have to be adjusted, so any ground that Jordan gained would be lost
Posted on 5/12/13 at 9:30 pm to safetyman
quote:
Wow Jordan at number 87
That sucks. He is better than 99% of the people on this list.
Troll MJ is the undisputed GOAT
Posted on 5/12/13 at 9:34 pm to SPEEDY
quote:
U mad?
What? Why would I be mad? Its just a statment.
quote:
OK, this is just for you.
Here is Jordan's career salary when adjusted for inflation
Thanks, can you tell me what you used to adjust it? I'm not trolling I'm honestly curious, it's an interesting topic.
quote:
But the salaries ahead of Jordan on that list would also have to be adjusted, so any ground that Jordan gained would be lost
Hmmm...okay. See last question then. ETA: Again, I'm not implying anything specific about Jordan's place on this list, so I'm not sure why you are focusing on that, but that's your call. It was a point about the dataset as a whole.
This post was edited on 5/12/13 at 9:38 pm
Posted on 5/12/13 at 9:36 pm to PhiTiger1764
quote:
MJ is the undisputed GOAT.
Lulz
Posted on 5/12/13 at 9:50 pm to kfizzle85
Posted on 5/12/13 at 9:51 pm to SPEEDY
Here is Garnett's salary when adjusted for inflation for comparison sakes
Actual Salary:
1995-96: $1,622,000
1996-97: $1,666,000
1997-98: $2,109,120
1998-99: $14,000,000
1999-00: $16,806,300
2000-01: $19,610,000
2001-02: $22,400,000
2002-03: $25,200,000
2003-04: $28,000,000
2004-05: $16,000,000
2005-06: $18,000,000
2006-07: $21,000,000
2007-08: $23,750,000
2008-09: $24,751,934
2009-10: $16,400,000
2010-11: $18,800,000
2011-12: $21,247,044
2012-13: $11,566,265
2013-14: $12,443,735
2014-15: $12,000,000
TOTAL: $328,562,398
Adjusted for Inflation:
1995-96: $2,487,727
1996-97: $2,491,956
1997-98: $3,053,316
1998-99: $19,928,171
1999-00: $23,543,278
2000-01: $26,752,677
2001-02: $29,557,829
2002-03: $32,744,455
2003-04: $35,538,021
2004-05: $19,932,805
2005-06: $21,717,383
2006-07: $24,500,106
2007-08: $27,021,921
2008-09: $27,057,593
2009-10: $17,911,298
2010-11: $19,988,510
2011-12: $21,616,959
2012-13: $11,566,265
2013-14: $12,443,735*
2014-15: $12,000,000*
TOTAL: $391,854,005
*The next 2 years weren't adjusted.
Actual Salary:
1995-96: $1,622,000
1996-97: $1,666,000
1997-98: $2,109,120
1998-99: $14,000,000
1999-00: $16,806,300
2000-01: $19,610,000
2001-02: $22,400,000
2002-03: $25,200,000
2003-04: $28,000,000
2004-05: $16,000,000
2005-06: $18,000,000
2006-07: $21,000,000
2007-08: $23,750,000
2008-09: $24,751,934
2009-10: $16,400,000
2010-11: $18,800,000
2011-12: $21,247,044
2012-13: $11,566,265
2013-14: $12,443,735
2014-15: $12,000,000
TOTAL: $328,562,398
Adjusted for Inflation:
1995-96: $2,487,727
1996-97: $2,491,956
1997-98: $3,053,316
1998-99: $19,928,171
1999-00: $23,543,278
2000-01: $26,752,677
2001-02: $29,557,829
2002-03: $32,744,455
2003-04: $35,538,021
2004-05: $19,932,805
2005-06: $21,717,383
2006-07: $24,500,106
2007-08: $27,021,921
2008-09: $27,057,593
2009-10: $17,911,298
2010-11: $19,988,510
2011-12: $21,616,959
2012-13: $11,566,265
2013-14: $12,443,735*
2014-15: $12,000,000*
TOTAL: $391,854,005
*The next 2 years weren't adjusted.
This post was edited on 5/12/13 at 10:04 pm
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