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Let's see:
Oberto 1pt $3,600,000
Udoka 3 pts $1,080,000
Bowen 4 pts $4,000,000
Thomas 4 pts $4,200,000
Vaughn 4 pts $1,262,275
Total 16 pts $14,142,275
Average $883,892/(point/game)*
Hmmmm.
* Edit: Hopefully the parentheses make it easier to understand. Assuming of course that the latest performance is representative of their run rate for the entire season.
Last edited by de Soto; 11-13-2008 at 06:32 PM.
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You forgot Bonner.
He didn't get to demonstrate his nothingness. Pop's smart.
Not bad money for one point
Not a bad gig. I wish I was 7ft with minimal basketball skills.
Your math is not accurate at all. You need to get their per game salaries and then divide that by pts. I'm too lazy to do it.Let's see:
Oberto 1pt $3,600,000
Udoka 3 pts $1,080,000
Bowen 4 pts $4,000,000
Thomas 4 pts $4,200,000
Vaughn 4 pts $1,262,275
Total 16 pts $14,142,275
Average $883,892/point/game
Hmmmm.
You think this is scientific or something, genius?
Calculate Tim's $/RB last night.
After dividing that payroll number by 82 (probably not their exact per game cost, but close enough) every point scored by that group cost about $10,800. Using the same metric, Duncan's points were cheaper by about $350 apiece. Not that any of that means much of anything, but math is FUN-damental.
Ouch, Timmy's boards were a luxury item last night, ringing up at around $50k a pop.Calculate Tim's $/RB last night.
ETA: Spurs leading rebounder was Tolliver, who picked up six boards for the low, low price of $1500 each.
funny stuff that is scary real.
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