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Anthony Davis Could've Taken Home $24 Million On Thursday
by Larry Leo
May 27, 20162 Comments

Derick E. Hingle-USA TODAY Sports
New Orleans Pelicans star Anthony Davis was not named to the All-NBA first, second or third team on Thursday...
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quote:That would have been a nice bonus, eh?
This is because of the “Derrick Rose Rule,” put in place in the collective bargaining agreement in 2011. The rule allows players signed to a five-year deal to receive a higher percentage of the salary cap if they either 1. win MVP (as Rose did) 2. get voted as a starter to two All-Star teams or 3. make two All-NBA teams while on their rookie contract. Davis had not won MVP or been a starter on two All-Star teams, but he did make an All-NBA team last season. So, if he had made one this season, he would have qualified for the Rose Rule, which would have made his contract worth $145 million over the five years.
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