a écrit le 15 mai 2018 à 19h08 @Londonnien
I hope the MF word was not directed to me...
I hope the followings will help you get back to your senses brother
"Curry's discount days are over though. His agent, Jeff Austin, confirmed to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski that Curry would sign the NBA's first "supermax" contract worth $201 million over five years when the moratorium on signing players ends July 7. The previous richest deal ever in the NBA was the five-year, $153 million contract signed by Memphis Grizzlies point guard Mike Conley last summer (Blake Griffin and potentially others like Russell Westbrook are expected to sign richer deals than Conley in the coming days as well).
It is the first $200 million deal in sports outside of baseball and none of those MLB deals covered only five years. Curry's 2017-18 salary of $34.7 million will top the previous NBA-high of $33.1 million for Michael Jordan in 1997-98 under a one-year contract with the Chicago Bulls. LeBron James will exceed Jordan's mark next season as well with a salary of $33.3 million. Curry's total pay will top $80 million over the next 12 months if you factor in endorsements.
The previous richest deal on an annual basis in American sports was Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Zack Greinke at $34.4 million a year, although $62.5 million of his $206 million deal is deferred pushing the present-day value lower. The NFL's Andrew Luck earned $44 million last year, but $32 million was a signing bonus under his new deal with the Indianapolis Colts. The richest annual salaries in sports worldwide are reserved for soccer icons Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi who both gross more than $50 million annually, including bonuses, from Real Madrid and Barcelona respectively."
I hope the MF word was not directed to me...
I hope the followings will help you get back to your senses brother
"Curry's discount days are over though. His agent, Jeff Austin, confirmed to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski that Curry would sign the NBA's first "supermax" contract worth $201 million over five years when the moratorium on signing players ends July 7. The previous richest deal ever in the NBA was the five-year, $153 million contract signed by Memphis Grizzlies point guard Mike Conley last summer (Blake Griffin and potentially others like Russell Westbrook are expected to sign richer deals than Conley in the coming days as well).
It is the first $200 million deal in sports outside of baseball and none of those MLB deals covered only five years. Curry's 2017-18 salary of $34.7 million will top the previous NBA-high of $33.1 million for Michael Jordan in 1997-98 under a one-year contract with the Chicago Bulls. LeBron James will exceed Jordan's mark next season as well with a salary of $33.3 million. Curry's total pay will top $80 million over the next 12 months if you factor in endorsements.
The previous richest deal on an annual basis in American sports was Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Zack Greinke at $34.4 million a year, although $62.5 million of his $206 million deal is deferred pushing the present-day value lower. The NFL's Andrew Luck earned $44 million last year, but $32 million was a signing bonus under his new deal with the Indianapolis Colts. The richest annual salaries in sports worldwide are reserved for soccer icons Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi who both gross more than $50 million annually, including bonuses, from Real Madrid and Barcelona respectively."
