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Frequently Asked Questions

How much are players paid in NBA?

The NBA's average salary is $7.3million for the 2021-2022 NBA season. This figure is calculated using the maximum salary limit of $134million that was set for this year. The individual salaries of players can vary depending on their accomplishments and experience.

Kevin Durant and LeBron James are superstar players who can make upwards of $40 million per year. Rookies, on the other hand, may only earn $898,310. Other veteran players could be eligible for exception salaries that range from $4.76million to $9.258million, depending on how many years they have been playing. In addition, players can earn bonuses and other incentives through their teams depending on their team's performance.

Which free throw shooter is the best?

Many basketball fans disagree on the answer, but many agree that Stephen Curry, the Golden State Warriors' best free-throw shoter, is the most outstanding. This incredible player holds the record for most 3-point conversions per season, with an astounding 402.

Karl Malone currently holds a record for the most free throws made over a career with 9,787 success shots. With 13,188 attempts, Malone has attempted 74.20% more free throws than any other player.

What is the most accomplished NBA team of all time?

The answer to that question is subjective. Fans will continue to debate it for years. Los Angeles Lakers and Boston Celtics hold the most NBA championships with 17 titles. Chicago Bulls enjoyed their peak in the 1990s when six titles were won under Hall of Fame coach Phil Jackson. The San Antonio Spurs have won five championships since 1999, and the Golden State Warriors won four titles in the last decade. Other notable teams from throughout NBA history include the Philadelphia 76ers of the early 1980s, the Kobe-Shaq Lakers of the 2000s, and LeBron James's Miami Heat team that won back-to-back championships in 2012 and 2013.

What is the salary of a NBA ref?

Referees in the National Basketball Association (NBA) are paid competitive salaries for their officiating duties. The average NBA referee earns $150,000 to $550,000 each year. This pay scale can depend on experience, with more experienced referees earning higher salaries. Refs who are involved in the playoffs or finals earn higher salaries than those who assume additional roles like training new refs, or working in the video reviewing center. Some NBA referees receive royalties or endorsements from media outlets and television broadcasts. The job of a NBA referee is lucrative and can bring in steady income if you put in the work.

Referees of the NBA receive a salary and also have access to health insurance, retirement plans, as well as other benefits. This helps referees sustain a healthy lifestyle as they officiate games and make important calls that can impact a game's outcome. Referees often get subsidized accommodation, meals, or travel expenses to away games. As referees strive for perfection on court, this can offer additional peace of mind.

NBA referees earn a decent salary because of their hard work and dedication. Although the job is not easy, it's rewarding and offers referees the chance to make an impact in basketball.

Statistics

• Between 2012 and 2019, the league lost 40 to 45 percent of its viewership. (en.wikipedia.org)
• As of 2014, 45 percent of its viewers were black, while 40 percent were white, making it the only top North American sport that does not have a white majority audience.[102]As of 2017Democrats than Republicans.[103]Outside (en.wikipedia.org)
• The opening game of the 2020 Finals between the Los Angeles Lakers and Miami Heat brought in only 7.41 million viewers to ABC, according to The Hollywood Reporter. (en.wikipedia.org)
• Williams would 'likely' accept a deal worth $14-15M/year; Celtics are 'unlikely' to offer such a deal (HoopsHype) (bleacherreport.com)
• "NBA first-round ratings drop 27 percent, 40 percent since 2017–18". (en.wikipedia.org)

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Is it possible to get paid by the NBA for injuries sustained by players?

Guaranteed contracts allow NBA players to keep their money even if they are injured or unable to play. Some have even made millions of dollars without ever playing a single game. However, they may lose out on bonus payments and their contract might not be renewed. Non-guaranteed contract players won't typically be paid until they are able to play again in the NBA. While the NBA may provide some assistance in the form of disability payments and a lump-sum settlement to those who are eligible, there is no guarantee that any payment will be made during an injury absence. On a case by case basis, leagues and teams can assist those in financial need.

Through the Injury Disability Plan, assistance can also be provided by teams. It ultimately depends on the individual and their team's circumstances. Sometimes players can negotiate with their teams to get some money while they are out of town due to injury. Although there are no guarantees regarding payment, players should understand that the league and their team can assist them. It is essential to keep in mind that each situation is unique and should be assessed on an individual basis. The NBA has a comprehensive set of rules regarding injuries and payments during injury absences-- understanding these can help players come to agreements with teams or make informed decisions about their financial security. If you have any questions or concerns it is important to talk with a professional.