Su Qun: The first player with an income of over 100 million will appear in the 32-33 season, and the bosses will still be the final winners

Previously, according to Shams, Booker's 2-year maximum salary of $145 million was renewed early, creating the highest average annual salary in the NBA in "early renewal" (72.5 million, before Alexander had an average of 71.25 million). Basketball commentator Su Qun updated his personal social media to talk about this matter. He believes that the first NBA player with an annual revenue of over 100 million yuan will appear in the 2032-33 season. The following is some of the content.

Booker is not the only player with a single annual income of more than 70 million. A while ago, SGA and the Thunder continued to reach 272 million for 4 years and will stay in the Thunder for the next six years. It is also in the 2029-30 season that SGA's revenue will reach 70.54 million.

will have an annual salary of 70 million in four years. How far is the NBA from having an annual income of 100 million yuan? It is estimated that it will only take 7 years. As long as the NBA's salary cap rises by 10% this year, the first player with an annual income of 100 million will appear in the 2032-33 season.

Players are of course the winners of the labor-management agreement, because nearly 30 years ago, the boss scored more and the players scored less, because most of the team was losing money at that time. Later, after several labor-management wars, it was stable at half to half. However, the ultimate winner is still the boss, because now the teams are sold start at 3 billion (except the Timberwolves). The Lakers have sold 10 billion, but they will not share a dime to the players.

I really don't like to be generous with the past and the present, because today's players are definitely far higher than before, in terms of their level and income. But there is one thing that is always the truth: players of any era stand on the shoulders of their predecessors. George Miken, Chamberlain and Russell must have agreed deeply about this.