@Bruinscbr @NYKnicksPodcast@TheDunkCentral@YahooSports For the envious dummies in the back, I pointed this out to make the point that $53 million may be on the contract, but it's not indicative of what the player took home. Snell's career take-home salary averaged around $2 million, the bulk of which came in his second deal.
@NY_LBS@brad42590@NYKnicksPodcast@TheDunkCentral@YahooSports Actually it was just an off-the-top-of-the-head estimate for 3 roles, agent, lawyer and business manager-accountant. I forget how literal some of you motherfuckers are, and how you missed the main point that his take-home is less than half of his contact amount.
@TheHerd@gregolsen88 I heard Colin still trying to put Vrabel in Washington, but clearly one of the 4 coordinators on the Super Bowl contenders is getting the job. No reason they wouldn't hire Vrabel right now.
Wilks or Spags, most likely Wilks.
@AG_NBA_X @TheDunkCentral@YahooSports Deduct 15% for Agent/Lawyer/Mgmt, then 50% for IRS and another 7% for state/local taxes, and suddenly it's more like $19 million. Still a nice take home, but lifetime health benefits from the pension is more valuable than gold.
@NYKnicksPodcast@TheDunkCentral@YahooSports Deduct 15% for Agent/Lawyer/Mgmt, then 50% for IRS and another 7% for state/local taxes, and suddenly it's more like $19 million.
The man just wants to qualify for the NBA pension, which includes healthcare. The average career length is >4 years, so most players never qualify.
@TheRealZarp@joy31608 And the other side of the coin: A parade of coons kissing Trump's ass, knowing his MAGA followers would just as soon lynch them than embrace them.
Choose wisely.