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re: Every series is going 7
Posted on 4/17/18 at 9:31 am to Draconian Sanctions
Posted on 4/17/18 at 9:31 am to Draconian Sanctions
Do they get paid by series or by game?
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Posted on 4/17/18 at 10:06 am to lionward2014
NBA: $221,000 (estimated)
The NBA has a $20 million players’ pool for the playoffs. That’s a new amount this season, up from $15 million last year. The league consults with the players’ union on how that gets divided up, and the NBPA didn’t offer planned allocation totals for this season’s playoffs when I asked. But we know the winning team in the NBA Finals got about $2.6 million two years ago, when the pool was $15 million.
If the winners’ share grows by 25 percent, in step with the players’ pool’s overall increase, the 2018 NBA champs will get $3,320,527 to divide among themselves. That’s how we get our rough estimate for the average payout to a 15-man roster: $221,268.
This payout would be about $11,000 per game if the champions played 20 postseason games. If you’re the Warriors and win quicker than that, you come out ahead.
The NBA has a $20 million players’ pool for the playoffs. That’s a new amount this season, up from $15 million last year. The league consults with the players’ union on how that gets divided up, and the NBPA didn’t offer planned allocation totals for this season’s playoffs when I asked. But we know the winning team in the NBA Finals got about $2.6 million two years ago, when the pool was $15 million.
If the winners’ share grows by 25 percent, in step with the players’ pool’s overall increase, the 2018 NBA champs will get $3,320,527 to divide among themselves. That’s how we get our rough estimate for the average payout to a 15-man roster: $221,268.
This payout would be about $11,000 per game if the champions played 20 postseason games. If you’re the Warriors and win quicker than that, you come out ahead.
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