The latest release of the NBA's annual salary rankings has ignited fervent debates across the league, captivating players and teams alike. Among the dissenting voices is Clippers' star Paul George, who has voiced his discontent with the league's schedule for his team on multiple occasions. The Clippers are poised to embark on a staggering 50,670-mile journey this season, surpassing the second-ranked Nets by a hefty 3,604 miles. This skewed schedule undoubtedly places an onerous burden on the Clippers.

Amid this chatter, Fadeaway World, a prominent media outlet, has delved deep into the discussion, segmenting 35 NBA players into five tiers, each delineated by a $200 million threshold. Notably, high-profile figures like Harden and Curry have been slotted into the unexpected third tier.

Fifth Tier: $200 million - $249 million (19 Players)

This tier encompasses a diverse array of players, their earnings spanning from $200 million to $249 million. The roster includes notable names such as Tobias Harris, Aldridge, Joe Johnson, Butler, Jrue Holiday, Gasol, Beal, Klay, Davis, DeRozan, Leonard, Irving, Lillard, Hayward, Bosh, Duncan, Howard, Lowry, and Conley.

While some luminaries like Aldridge, Joe Johnson, Gasol, Bosh, Duncan, and Howard have concluded their illustrious NBA journeys, others such as Butler, Jrue Holiday, Beal, Klay, Davis, DeRozan, Leonard, Irving, and Lillard continue to shine as genuine stars, with untapped potential to elevate their earnings in the future.

Fourth Tier: $250 million - $299 million (8 Players)

The fourth tier encompasses a range from $250 million to $299 million and features prominent names including Nowitzki, Griffin, George, Anthony, Horford, Love, Wall, and O’Neal.

Nowitzki and O’Neal may have bid farewell to their illustrious careers, yet their historical significance translated into substantial contracts, despite missing out on peak earning opportunities. Others like Griffin, George, Anthony, Horford, Love, and Wall once reigned as All-Star caliber players but face an uncertain path towards securing substantial future contracts that would elevate their position on the earnings hierarchy.

Third Tier: $300 million - $349 million (5 Players)

The third tier showcases luminaries like Harden, Curry, Kobe, Garnett, and Westbrook, their earnings ranging from $300 million to $349 million.

Within this tier, elite stars such as Harden, Curry, and Westbrook have each experienced dual salary escalations during their prime years. Notably, Curry's total earnings were impacted by his "child labor contract" during the early stages of his career. Although Harden's journey through multiple teams may have hindered his cumulative earnings, both players are still formidable contenders for substantial future contracts, suggesting the possibility of an ascent to higher tiers.

Second Tier: $350 million - $399 million (2 Players)

The second tier is home to luminaries Paul and Durant, both commanding earnings ranging from $350 million to $399 million.

Paul's storied journey across teams such as the Hornets, Clippers, Thunder, Rockets, Suns, and Warriors has yielded hefty contracts both early and late in his career, with annual earnings surpassing $35 million. Durant, on the other hand, eclipses even this mark, with projections indicating an annual income exceeding $50 million in the forthcoming years. Both players remain in the running for lucrative future contracts.

First Tier: Over $400 million (1 Player)

At the apex of the earnings hierarchy stands LeBron James, the sole player in the first tier. Since 2014, James' annual earnings have consistently exceeded $20 million.

Looking ahead, projections suggest that James is poised to earn over $47 million annually in the next two years. Barring retirement, the potential for another significant contract, spanning one or two years, remains within reach.

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