Lakers to pay NBA $30 million
Posted by Unknown on Wednesday, July 10, 2013 with 9 comments
The 2012-13 Los Angeles Lakers were informed tonight that they will be charged $29,259,739 by the NBA in luxury taxes for exceeding the salary cap which was the highest tax amount for last season. It's already being estimated that the Brooklyn Nets may pay the NBA upwards of $70 million at the end of next season.
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- Los Angeles Lakers ($29,259,739)
- Miami Heat ($13,346,242)
- Brooklyn Nets ($12,883,647)
- New York Knicks ($9,962,406)
- Chicago Bulls ($3,932,336)
- Boston Celtics ($1,181,640)
Damn this is surprising to me I thought the heats luxury tax was waaay higher than this we may be able to keep the big 3 together
ReplyDeleteplayers asking for more money while the cap keeps going down
ReplyDeleteLakers suck bull balls. They need to loose enough games to have da best chance to get Andrew Wiggins. Kobe is done!
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Deleteall this is about is making sure there is parity n the league. thanks to dan gilbert crybaby ass after lb left.
ReplyDeleteheat's taxes next year r gonna b crazy if they resign the big 3 and heat fans foolin themselves if they think lb going for that equal slice of the pie shit. he got rings beside his name now. next year he will want best player n the game momey just like kobe got and just like mj got...hes already stated that hes underpaid
Lebron could ask for 40 mill a year and get it... yes its gonna be interesting to see how the heat resign the big 3....they prolly let bosh go...if they 3 peat they prolly keep wade plus that's lbj boy...they all got 2 more years..on they deal technically right? With the player option next year right?
ReplyDeleteIs melo a outright free agent next summer?
ReplyDeleteYeah he is.. And the lakers going to have the most money next summer to land one of those biggest free agent.. That's why they luxury tax high this year.. Kobe gave about 2-3 years left, so don't be surprise if the lakers land Lebron James next year and Kobe win 2 more rings with him and retire and become the lakers head coach..
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