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Capital Steez
10 players making more money than Steph Curry
Steph Curry is making $10,629,213 this season, a healthy number but considering he’s one of the very best players in the league, it’s a bargain for the Warriors. Here are 10 NBA players you won’t believe make more money than Steph Curry.
(how much they make per season)
Javale Mcgee 11.2 m
Andrea Bargnani 12 m
Pekovic 12.1 m
bledsoe 13 m
j smoove 14 m
asik 14.9m
jeremy lin 14.9 m
david lee 15 m
Rudy Gay 19.1 m
Amare stoudemire 21.2 m (dallas/N.Y collectively)
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Re: 10 players making more money than Steph Curry
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Capital Steez
Re: 10 players making more money than Steph Curry
Originally Posted by ProfessorMurder
Don't forget Arenas.
Current* nba players.. there is probs a bunch more but these ones shock me. Jeremy Lin really banked on that linsanity run. Kudos to him
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Rose is not a HOF
Re: 10 players making more money than Steph Curry
It's from having glass ankles in previous seasons.
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The People's Choice
Re: 10 players making more money than Steph Curry
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Capital Steez
Re: 10 players making more money than Steph Curry
Originally Posted by Beastmode88
It's from having glass ankles in previous seasons.
spot on beast
[QUOTE]Perhaps Curry's most unlucky bout with ankle injuries came over the course of the 2011-12 season. That year Curry returned from offseason ankle surgery on his right ankle only to miss 40 games and undergo a second surgery on the same ankle.
Unsure of his ability to recover from the injury, Curry signed what seemed like a fair deal at the time, raking in $44 million over four years to remain with the Warriors. Curry is now in the second season of his contract and stands alone as the most criminally underpaid player in the NBA.
But Curry has zero regret about his decision to re-sign with the Warriors in that moment, and he thinks about it far less than us media types.
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NBA Legend and Hall of Famer
Re: 10 players making more money than Steph Curry
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NBA Legend
Re: 10 players making more money than Steph Curry
He will get paid a huge sum under the new salary cap.
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