2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Kevin Garnett $24,750,000 $16,400,000 $18,800,000 $21,200,000
Paul Pierce $18,077,905 $19,976,085 $21,874,265
Ray Allen $17,388,430 $18,776,860
K. Perkins $4,078,880 $4,250,000 $4,390,208
B. Scalabrine $3,206,897 $3,413,793
Eddie House $2,650,000 $2,862,000
Tony Allen $2,500,000 $2,500,000
Rajon Rondo $1,315,080 $2,094,922 $3,018,783
P. O'Bryant $1,500,000 $1,620,000
Sam Cassell $1,262,000
J.R. Giddens $957,120 $1,028,880 $1,100,640 $1,986,655 $2,979,983
Leon Powe $797,581 $-0-
Gabe Pruitt $711,517 $825,497
Glen Davis $711,517 $-0-
Bill Walker $542,114
TOTALS $79,906,927 $73,748,037 $49,183,896 $23,186,655 $2,979,983
11.22.2008
Powe and Davis both Free Agents Next Summer
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Powe appears to be playing for a bigger payday.
Big Baby was the one who only wanted a 2 year contract. I remember thinking he was so confident in his abilities that he negotiated out of a third year.
He'll definitely be entitled to a pay raise, but his play isn't where it might be, and not where I thought it would be.
Charles Barkley should never be mentioned as a comparison for anyone ever again.
He's a once in a lifetimer...
House owns a player option in 2009-10
Rondo's entitled to a qualifying offer in 2010-11
Giddens has team options in 2010-11 & 2011-12, and a player option in 2012-13
Pruitt has a team option in 2009-10
I say keep Powe at all costs. The guy always makes the most of any amount of playing time he gets and he plays hard 100% of the time. He also is one of the best locker room guys and teammates you will find. Red always went for character and with Leon Powe the Celtics have it in spades
Agreed.
Powe is the rock on our bench.
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