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C - Nikola Vucevic = $21,244,464 per year
SG - Malcolm Brogdon = $19,739,268 per year
SF - Bojan Bogdanovic = $17,285,755 per year
PF - Julius Randle = $16,866,667 per year
C - DeMarcus Cousins = $16,123,302 per year
SF - Kelly Oubre = $14,661,667 per year
C - Brook Lopez = $11,881,818 per year
PG - Ricky Rubio = $11,287,619 per year
PG - Patrick Beverley = $11,010,426 per year
SG - Danny Green = $11,040,833 per year
C - Dewayne Dedmon = $10,766,333 per year
C - Willie Cauley-Stein = $9,986,667 per year
SF - Al Farouq-Aminu = $9,776,923 per year
SF - Trevor Ariza = $8,402,273 per year
C - Thomas Bryant = $7,420,000 per year
PG - Tyus Jones = $$7,406,585 per year
PG - Cory Joseph = $7,342,679 per year
C - Maxi Kleber = $6,870,000 per year
SF - DeMarre Carroll = $6,057,941 per year
C - Nerlens Noel = $5,696,667 per year

How much will Harrison Barnes make per year in his next contract?

I'm sticking with my $20M annual value. May start a bit lower or higher depending on how a team is trying to fit him into their budget, but I've thought 4/80 was what he was looking at.

3/55 so like... 18 a year? I think that’s fair value

Ahem there is fair....

Then what the Kings end up paying. 22.5 ish or 4/90 is my guess.

Sure seems like lots of people thinking the Kings over paid.

Not me, right where I thought it was going to be, and happy they paid it.

blind prophet wrote:Sure seems like lots of people thinking the Kings over paid.

Not me, right where I thought it was going to be, and happy they paid it.

your correct guess makes Barnes not overpaid?

NoZoLakers wrote:

blind prophet wrote:Sure seems like lots of people thinking the Kings over paid.

Not me, right where I thought it was going to be, and happy they paid it.

your correct guess makes Barnes not overpaid?

No I don't think so. We need to pay a premium in Sac.

Price of doing business.

And considering our depth and need. Think it works well for Barnes and us.

blind prophet wrote:Ahem there is fair....

Then what the Kings end up paying. 22.5 ish or 4/90 is my guess.

Props to you for calling it.