How much money can you make a year playing in the NBA?

1. Kevin Garnett: Power forward, Celtics, $22 million salary.

Garnett's salary is the best in the league, but his all-round performance has also helped the Celtics to play the best 13-2 record in the league at present, and he is a superstar with "high price and high quality".

2. Shaquille O'Neal: Center, Heat, $20 million salary.

In the first 15 games of the season, O'Neal played an average of 29 minutes per game, contributing rebounds, assists and 2 blocks, and the Sharks seemed to find no reason to get an annual salary of 20 million.

3. Jason Kidd: point guard, Nets, $19.73 million salary.

Kidd's performance this season is worthy of his salary cap. In the Nets' first 15 games of the season, Kidd averaged 36 minutes per game, with rebounds, assists and steals.

4. Jermaine O'Neal: Power forward, Pacers, salary of $19.73 million.

With a series of knee injuries in recent years and transfer rumours that have been rampant every summer, O'Neal Jr.'s form has now dropped significantly.

5. Kobe Bryant: Shooting guard, Lakers, salary of $19.49 million.

Bryant made a public transfer request, but the performance of "Flying Man" on the court was still praiseworthy. In the first 16 games of the season, Bryant averaged 36 minutes per game, with rebounds, assists and steals, leading the Lakers to a 9-7 record and the seventh best record in the Western Conference.

6. Tim Duncan: Center power forward, Spurs, salary of $19.01 million.

In the first 17 games of the season, the defending champion Spurs currently dominate the West with a 14-3 record under Duncan's leadership. What's even more commendable is that not long ago, Duncan also voluntarily lowered his salary standard and completed a contract extension with the Spurs.

7. Stephen Marbury: Point guard, Knicks, salary of $19.01 million.

The Knicks don't like Marbury, and it doesn't seem like any team in the league is willing to accept this highly-paid problematic star.

8. Maddy: Scoring guard small forward, Rockets, salary of $19.01 million.

Maddie missed two games due to injury and the Rockets were in trouble, and that alone proved his value to the Rockets.

9. Allen Iverson: point guard, Nuggets, salary of $19.01 million.

Although Iverson is averaging nearly four fewer minutes per game this season than last season, his average contribution per game has not decreased.

10. Sean Marion: Power forward, Suns, salary of $16.44 million.

Marion has publicly expressed his frustration with the Suns' reluctance to give him a contract extension this summer, but remains committed on the court.

20. Yao Ming: center, Rocket, salary of $13.76 million.

In the first 17 games of the Rockets, Yao Ming played an average of 36 minutes per game, averaging rebounds, assists and blocks. Statistically alone, Yao Ming's salary seems a little too low compared to the other superstars mentioned above.

This is the 07 to 08 season!!

The NBA has a guaranteed minimum wage, it seems to be more than 700,000 US dollars, many people play with low salaries, of course, they want to play better and be able to sign a big contract, after all, playing in the NBA is very profitable, and the annual salary of those superstars is more than 10 million.

Making money is for sure, or it may be for being famous, after all, the NBA is a basketball player's dream destination.

How much money can be made each year from running an NBA team, and to figure out how much money can be made from running an NBA team, we first have to figure out how much a team earns and expenses. Let's talk about the expenses first, a team's expenses include player salaries, coach salaries, operating expenses, etc., which add up to about 150 million to 200 million US dollars. So excluding the expenses, how much does the team's income not cost?

First of all, there is the revenue from tickets. This part of the income mainly depends on the size of the city.

Team results and balloon stars. On a city scale, think Los Angeles.

Such a metropolis has a higher price in terms of ticket prices than many smaller cities. A top giant team like the Lakers, before the resumption of the game, the Lakers played 62 games, and the ticket revenue was 58.2 million. That is, the regular season.

Their ticket revenue will be fixed at around 80 million, which is the Lakers' data. The average ticket price of the Lakers is $142, ranking second in the NBA. To know the clippers in their city.

The average price of tickets** is only 43 US dollars, so the average team ticket revenue in the regular season is about 4000-50000 million. In the playoffs, of course.

That's another story, after all, not all teams make it to the playoffs.

Secondly, there is the income from TV broadcasting. The NBA signed a nine-year, $24 billion broadcast contract in '16, and usually the league keeps 50 percent, and the rest is distributed to the teams. This also means that each team can get about 45 million broadcast dividends.

Then there is the dividends of regional broadcasts, which are even more disparate than ticket revenues. For example, the Lakers can cover the salaries of all the players on the team for $200 million a year, and the Grizzlies.

Nine million can only sign one middle-class player. Again, it's the sponsors. Teams can develop their own advertising sponsors, where a small portion of the sponsorship fee goes to the league, and most of the rest goes to the team.

The sponsorship here includes the naming fee of the stadium, the advertising fee of the jersey, and the advertising fee at the side of the stadium. In recent years, we have seen a large number of billboards of Chinese brands inside the stadium in the broadcast of NBA games.

Finally, it's the team's management of itself. This includes the sale of merchandise, which depends on the size of the team and the fame of the stars. For example, the Lakers.

James and thick eyebrows, their related peripherals have created very good benefits for the Lakers. And some relatively unpopular small teams may have a hard time in this regard, which is why many team owners say that now that James is 38 years old, I will not hesitate to give him a maximum salary.

Because James's team will definitely bring in far more than the salary he gets, and the owner of the team knows this better than anyone else. So to sum up, the average team's expenditure per season is in the billions of dollars, and the season income is around 100 million.

NBA teams make money from advertising in the stadium area, and can earn hundreds of millions of advertising dollars every season.

By playing the playoffs to make money, a team can probably earn about 100 million dollars per season. This number is so large that many people are stunned.

You can rely on tickets to get some income, you can quote some sponsors, you can sell jerseys, you can sell team uniforms, you can sell memorabilia, these are all things that can be profitable. It has exceeded 50 billion yuan.

Fans who often watch the NBA will gradually form a habit that the contract of a player with a monthly salary of tens of thousands is too cheap. In the eyes of many fans, only players with an annual salary of tens of millions are worthy, and players with an annual salary of more than one million are like beggars. In fact, this is money that many ordinary people spend a long time earning.

Is it really expensive to support a team? Don't forget that the NBA is a business league and doesn't do loss-making business.

Since a star player's annual salary can reach tens of millions, the operating costs of a team are even higher. In addition to paying the players' salaries, the team also has to rent the stadium, pay the salaries of the management personnel, and cover the team's daily expenses, such as going out or the loss of training equipment. From that point of view, NBA teams are really expensive, and it makes people worry about how NBA team owners can make money to keep their teams running?

In fact, there is no need to worry about this, because most of the owners of the NBA are very successful businessmen who know how to live within their means and even make a lot of money.

Take, for example, the New York Knicks. Former owner Dolan bought the Knicks in 1997 for $30 million at the time, and he has been at the helm of the team for 23 years. Although the Knicks are almost all bad teams and have a hard time making the playoffs, they are located in the metropolis of New York, and without the support of sponsors, they can also complete the listing nearby and get a lot of money.

In the past 2019 alone, the Knicks' market capitalization has increased by $600 million, and the total market capitalization now reaches $4.6 billion. In this way, it's no wonder that the Knicks have no operational pressure and no motivation to move forward. After all, they can make money by playing anything.

As for the Golden State Warriors, there is a championship to pursue and a lot of investment. In order to keep stars such as Curry, Thompson, and Green on the team, they spent a lot of money and brought in Durant. Although the Warriors spent a lot of money, they won several championships, made a lot of money from tickets, advertising, and peripheral products, and basically broke even, making the team more and more valuable.

The NBA is essentially an entertainment company, and it will definitely not lose money, which is why the NBA does not rise or fall, and it is also a very cautious increase in the team. Every time a decision is made, the NBA needs the owners of the 30 teams to meet and vote because everyone is a shareholder of the NBA company.

The annual cost of an average NBA team is about $30 million. The airfares and usual expenses of these teams are very large.

At least about 100 million, because it costs a lot of money to train a team, and the players' salaries are very high, so the expenses are very high.

None of the costs are necessarily. The salary of the big-name star is a little higher, and he has to buy all kinds of commercial insurance.

It probably has to be tens of millions of salaries, because the salary level of each player is very high, and the expenses in all aspects are also very large.

What do you mean by Shandong? Does it refer to Shandong**? It's about tens of thousands a month, and foreign aid usually costs more than 80,000.

Does China refer to the national team? Generally, the monthly salary is about 5,000 to 15,000 The bonus is only tens of thousands of NBA, and I think that Master Qiao will be more than 37 million US dollars a year. Now the superstar should be more than $15 million, with a few million, and the high-pick rookie also has 3 million, and the poor player is only a few hundred thousand.

Big names can earn tens of millions, and small cards can earn hundreds of thousands to millions.

It's all in zhe"Son, play.

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The money earned at home and abroad is different.

NBA teams generally make money in the following ways.

One. The league gives teams a share of the money, including broadcast and advertising, which generally accounts for half of the total revenue. The NBA distributes broadcast revenue and advertising revenue to all teams in the league after deducting the league's needs.

Regardless of the team's performance in the season, whether there are superstars or not, whether the geographical location is good or not, the money is the same, avoiding the phenomenon of strong teams signing big contracts and weak teams sharing fractions. Probably each team can get 40 million to 50 million US dollars.

Two. Ticket revenue. During the regular season, 6% of the ticket revenue of each game will be handed over to the NBA, and the away team will not receive a commission from the ticket revenue; In the playoffs, 45% of the ticket revenue (after-tax profits) of each game will be paid to the teams participating in the playoffs, and the on-site referees and regional staff will be reimbursed for travel expenses and subsidies.

This is no longer a big pot of rice, and the gap between each team will come out. Strong teams have a high attendance rate, and tickets are expensive in economically developed cities.

According to a set of data from 2012, the Celtics ($68.55), Bulls ($68.37) and Heat ($67) ranked third through fifth in the league in terms of average ticket prices, respectively. The Grizzlies have the lowest number of tickets in the NBA, averaging just $22.95 per ticket, $0.69 less than the second-to-last Wizards. I'm sure you see the gap.

How much can an NBA star earn, and why can a team pay high wages.