Muhahahahahaha

 He is among the top 100 best earning NBA players? 

#SBD #sktr 

#undergroundwars

Does anyone understand what a horribly bad statement that is? In terms of Inflation. No offense Dude, but you suck.

Big Time:

layer    Career Points    Career Assists    Career Earnings    Cost Per Point    Cost Per Assist
Dennis Schröder    

                    12,476                  4,431                  $117.2M                    $9,394              $26,447
John Stockton    

                     19,711               15,806                    ~$65M                      $3,298               $4,113
Magic Johnson    

                     17,707               10,141                    $39.3M                     $2,222                $3,879 

 

You might find some cheaper bitches to be honest out there.

 

#cyberpunkcoltoure  

 

To be fair:

The numbers reflect eras, not ability. This metric is not a measure of who was a "better" player. It's a measure of economic timing. Schröder is a talented veteran guard earning a market-rate contract in a league where the salary cap is over $140 million, while Stockton and Magic played in an era where the cap was $12–$30 million. If you adjusted Magic's $39.3 million earnings for inflation to today's dollars, it would be roughly $110 million, which would put his cost per point closer to **$6,200**—still cheaper than Schröder's, but much closer. 

 

much closer. not ability. could stockton jump??

Before I forget, being fouled by Jordon, sorry "ehMJay", does give penalty shots no matter what stolen.