2013-2014 WS rank correlations to 2013-2014 salaries

[Drom John]

Last year's results compared to last year salaries.
WS order has ties at one tenth in alphabetical order.
This offseason has a 7.5% increase in cap.

#33 Kawhi Leonard Josh Smith $13,500,000
#38 Tim Duncan Serge Ibaka $12,350,000
#59 Marco Belinelli Paul Milsap $9,500,000
#63 Tony Parker Thaddeus Young $8,850,000
#69 Manu Ginobili Omer Asik $8,374,646
#72 Patty Mills Marcus Thornton $8,050,000
#92 Boris Diaw Spencer Hawes $6,500,000
#115 Tiago Splitter J.J. Hickson $5,150,000
#117 Danny Green Derrick Williams $5,016,960
#169 Cory Joseph Darrell Arthur $3,231,683
#197 Jeff Ayres Terrence Ross $2,678,640
#231 Matt Bonner Marcus Morris $1,987,320
#325 Aron Baynes Harry Sims $788,872
#388 Austin Daye only 384 listed by ESPN

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Free agents

#2 LeBron James Dirk Nowitzki $22,721,381
#8 Kyle Lowry Chris Bosh $19,067,500
#11 Dirk Nowitzki Chris Paul $18,668,431
#13 Carmelo Anthony Zach Randolph $18,238,333
#23 Marcin Gortat Kevin Love $14,693,906
#25 Trevor Ariza Roy Hibbert $14,283,844
#26 Chris Bosh Eric Gordon $14,283,844
#34 Isaiah Thomas Nene Hilario $13,000,000
#36 Chandler Parsons Tony Parker $12,500,000
#39 Lance Stephenson Nikola Pekovic $12,100,000
#49 Josh McRoberts DeAndre Jordan $10,986,550
#55 D.J. Augustin Tiago Splitter $10,000,000
#60 Darren Collison Shawn Marion $9,316,796
#62 Greg Monroe Anderson Varejao $9,036,364
#73 Dewayne Wade George Hill $8,000,000
#79 Channing Frye Brandon Jennings $7,655,503
#82 Paul Pierce Marvin Williams $7,500,000
#96 Mario Chalmers Jarrett Jack $6,300,000

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#388 Austin Daye only 384 listed by ESPN

Good stuff, thanks for posting it.

#33 Kawhi Leonard Josh Smith $13,500,000

For clarification to other readers of this thread, this line means that Kawhi Leonard finished #33 in the league in total win shares and that Josh Smith, with a salary of $13,500,000, was the 33rd-highest paid player in the league.

Of the 13 Spurs listed (not counting Daye), 9 were paid less than their salary-ranked counterparts, 3 were paid more (Parker, Splitter, Bonner), and one was tied (Baynes). The biggest bargains were Leonard, Belinelli, and Mills, while none of the "overpays" were overpaid by much, and in Parker's case, I imagine he would have had more win shares if he had played more games or minutes.


If this list were WS/48 instead of just WS, the Spurs would skyrocket up the list because nobody played even 30 MPG.

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#101 Luol Deng Gerald Henderson $6,000,000
#103 Spencer Hawes Chuck Hayes $5,722,500
#104 Jodie Meeks Jason Thompson $5,643,750
#108 Shaun Livingston Anthony Davis $5,375,760
#112 Vince Carter Jamal Crawford $5,225,000
#113 Shawn Marion Zaza Pachulia $5,200,000
#120 Ray Allen Brandan Wright $5,000,000
#121 Ray Bledsoe DeMarcus Cousins $4,916,974
#127 Mike Miller Luis Scola $4,508,504
#130 Patrick Patterson Tony Allen $4,494,383
#132 Andray Blatche Luke Ridnour $4,420,000
#136 Gordon Hayward Otto Porter $4,278,000
#138 Greivis Vasquez Greg Monroe $4,086,454
#154 Anthony Tolliver Ricky Rubio $3,678,358
#156 Al-Farouq Aminu Jonas Valanciunas $3,526,440
#162 Pau Gasol Gordon Hayward $3,452,183
#166 Thabo Sefolosha Carlos Delfino $3,250,000
#171 Marvin Williams Ray Allen $3,229,050