NBA-ийн түүхэн дэх хамгийн өндөр цалин авсан тоглогч Стефен Карри багтайгаа байгуулсан шинэ гэрээнийхээ хүрээнд санхүүгийн хувьд тодорхой хэмжээний алдагдал хүлээхэд бэлэн байгаагаа илэрхийлжээ.
Стефен Карри Голдэн Стэйт Уорриорс багтай хоёр жилийн 116 сая ам.долларын гэрээний сунгалт хийлээ. Энэхүү гэрээ нь зах зээлийн нөхцөл байдлаас шалтгаалан түүний авч болох байсан дүнгээс ойролцоогоор 20 сая ам.доллароор бага дүн юм. Санхүүгийн хувьд ийнхүү буулт хийсэн талаар асуухад Карри “Би зүгээр ээ” хэмээн товч хариулжээ.
Карригийн хувьд NBA-д өнгөрүүлсэн карьерынхаа туршид нийт зургаан удаагийн гэрээг Голдэн Стэйт Уорриорс багтай байгуулж, ирээдүйн цалинг нь оруулаад тооцвол нийт орлого нь 650 сая ам.долларт хүрэх төлөвтэй байна. Тэрээр 2012 онд дөрвөн жилийн 44 сая ам.долларын гэрээ байгуулж байсан нь тухайн үед шагайны бэртлийн улмаас тодорхойгүй байсан карьерынх нь хамгийн чухал эргэлтийн цэг болсон юм.
Гэрээний асуудал бол зөвхөн мөнгө биш, харин тухайн үеийн нөхцөл байдал, гэр бүл, сагсан бөмбөгийн тохироо болон урт хугацааны зорилгоос хамаардаг гэдгийг тэрээр онцолсон байна. Карри Голдэн Стэйт Уорриорс багтаа үлдэж, өндөр түвшинд тоглолтоо үргэлжлүүлэн, карьераа өөрийн хүссэнээр өндөрлүүлэхийг чухалчилж байна.
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Stephen Curry has made more money from NBA contracts than any player in league history, but his latest deal with the Golden State Warriors was not about squeezing out every possible dollar.
Curry signed a two-year, $116 million extension with Golden State, a contract that reportedly came in roughly $20 million below what he could have pursued under different circumstances. Asked about leaving money on the table, Curry kept the answer simple.
“I’ll be alright.”
That perspective makes sense when viewed against the scale of his career. Curry has signed six NBA contracts with the Warriors, beginning with a rookie deal worth about $12.7 million and eventually progressing through multiple max-level agreements. Including future salary, his career NBA contract earnings are set to reach roughly $650 million.
Even Curry acknowledged how surreal those numbers can sound.
“Sometimes I realize this is not a real, real place, the NBA,” he said. “The gratitude and understanding, the numbers we’re talking about. Team valuations and the salary cap, max numbers and all that.”
For Curry, the decision also brought him back to one of the most important contracts of his career: the four-year, $44 million extension he signed in 2012. At the time, repeated ankle injuries created uncertainty around his future, and that deal later became one of the most team-friendly contracts in NBA history as Curry developed into a two-time MVP and the centerpiece of a dynasty.
“It goes back to my very first contract, the 4 [year] for $44 [million] that I signed,” Curry said.
His point was that contract decisions are always made with the information available at the time. Money matters, but so do context, family, basketball fit and long-term priorities.
“You sign a contract based on information that you have and what you feel like is right,” Curry said. “Ayesha, my family, everybody’s on the same page of understanding what I have in front of me and the controllables of playing good basketball, staying with the Golden State Warriors and trying to end this thing the right way.”
Steph Curry says “I’ll be alright” financially after taking $20,000,000 less on his latest contract with the Warriors
Curry has signed six NBA contracts with the Warriors, from his $12.7 million rookie deal to his latest 2-year, $116 million extension. Including future salary, his career contract earnings total roughly $650 million, the most in NBA history
“Sometimes I realize this is not a real, real place, the NBA. The gratitude and understanding, the numbers we’re talking about. Team valuations and the salary cap, max numbers and all that. It goes back to my very first contract, the 4 [year] for $44 [million] that I signed”
“You sign a contract based on information that you have and what you feel like is right. Ayesha, my family, everybody’s on the same page of understanding what I have in front of me and the controllables of playing good basketball, staying with the Golden State Warriors and trying to end this thing the right way”
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Curry’s latest contract is not simply another financial milestone. It is also another commitment to the only NBA franchise he has ever played for. After championships, MVP awards, record-setting shooting and more than half a billion dollars in salary, Curry’s priority now appears less complicated than ever Stay in Golden State. Keep playing at a high level. And finish the story on his own terms.
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