attendance thing.

Do they get rid of Bosh or Wade to do it? I'm sure he could have gotten his $27+ million in Cleveland, but the money he gave up helped pay to put a championship team together. Ask him, I'll bet he'd say it was worth it.

In any case, he's the second highest paid basketball player once you factor in endorsements, and he makes about twice as much there then he does actually playing basketball.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/kurtbadenhausen/2013/01/23/kobe-and-lebron-top-list-of-the-nbas-highest-paid-players/

and that's the point I'm making--- sorry the douchebag above you didn't get it.

He's 12th.

Or Zach Randolph, for that matter?

I'm only a casual NBA fan, but shouldn't I at least have heard of someone who's in the Top 20?

His numbers haven't been so hot since his MCL tear last year but still good for a double-double every night and was their biggest contributor during their post-season run where they fell 7 games to the Oklahoma City Thunder and 7 games to the Clippers the following season.

I think something is off w/ Roy's salary. He is making $5.10 million this year. That number has to be from his final Portland season where he was a great player until his knees went so bad he retired. He signed w/ the Timberwolves this season on a 2-year contract.

On edit - I think this list is seriously outdated since Gilbert Arenas plays for the Shanghai Sharks

and even though he was waived under the amnesty clause (for cap purposes) they still have to pay out his deal.

I saw that Portland used the "amnesty" clause when he retired.