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Originally Posted by spud_gun
He signed a multi year contract when he first joined the team. As he said on the show he needed the security.
Don't feel too bad for him as he ultimately made more than Jordan did in his NBA career. He got paid when he left Chicago.
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Oh I don't, it shows what good representation can do for you. I think even in the company where I work if I was 126th highest paid I'd be doing very well.

I suppose it also shows how much the very best aren't motivated by money alone, getting their market value maybe but by '97 neither of them were going to be on skid row so something else must have been pushing them to be better.
Was it Spud Webb who won the dunk contest once?