[Wojnarowski] After Jordan Poole and Andrew Wiggins extensions, the projected salary and luxury tax for the Golden State Warriors in the 2023-2024 season, per @BobbyMarks42: $483 million.
After Jordan Poole and Andrew Wiggins extensions, the projected salary and luxury tax for the Golden State Warriors in the 2023-2024 season, per @BobbyMarks42: $483 million.
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) October 15, 2022
by Tomheza
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Now that’s a lotta robux
Cheap ass billionaire owners in shambles
I wonder if Ballmer would pay that and keep draymond if he owned the warriors
Pocket change for a guy like me
Assuming Draymond accepts player option
Owners are going to be pissed about this
Joe Lacob boutta starting working part time
Video game shit
28 other owners aren’t gonna like this.
Ballmer will though
A billionaire’s problem.
Not mine.
Bob Myers: “The luxury tax is unfair and should be changed!”
Also Bob Myers: Signs $252 Million away in a day.
This is how I get fired in Basketball GM
Thats more than some countries GDP
What’s that drop to if they trade Draymond after this season?
Lacob bought the Warriors in 2010 for a then record $450 million. Pretty cool for Warriors fans.
Next cba luxury tax is going to be quadriple to fend this stuff off small market teams will never keep up
Chase center must be printing money. I wonder what the NBA would be like if your teams spending was based on there revenue similar to how Soccer is in Europe
There’s enormous financial pressure on warriors to advance far into the playoffs to recoup
the warriors make that much profit in one season?
I kind of think klay will retire after his contract expires and green won’t be back after his player option.
#plentymoney
Klay would the type of person to do that. But he’s also the type to take a paycut and if Kerr persuaded him enough, take a bench role.
If it results in another championship it’ll be taxes well paid for.
Money ain’t real
I’ll say it again – soft salary cap system is broken. Provided the owner wants to step up, the sky is the limit once they have good players. Meanwhile, bad teams cannot sign the same good players cause they cannot go over the cap for the same player. All you need is a good owner who will pay the tax.
Holy fuck
This is including Draymond opting in
If he gets realistic about his market value and extends for 20 mil the tax payments go all the way down to 398