MattD
05-26-2008, 02:08 PM
Our GM receives the second lowest salary in the league at $700,000
But our organization is not cheap right? We value talent and skill first and for-most right? Oh wait.
"Speaking of salaries, the lowest-paid in the NBA is Denver's Mark Warkentien, who really is more of a scout than an executive, with coach George Karl and executives Brent Bearup and Rex Chapman also having input with owner Stan Kroenke. Warkentien, who remains on Donnie Walsh's radar for the Knicks' GM post, pockets only around $500,000 per season, according to league sources. Other first-time GMs who come in under the $1 million-per-year figure are Seattle's Sam Presti ($800,000) and Charlotte's Rod Higgins ($700,000)."
But our organization is not cheap right? We value talent and skill first and for-most right? Oh wait.
"Speaking of salaries, the lowest-paid in the NBA is Denver's Mark Warkentien, who really is more of a scout than an executive, with coach George Karl and executives Brent Bearup and Rex Chapman also having input with owner Stan Kroenke. Warkentien, who remains on Donnie Walsh's radar for the Knicks' GM post, pockets only around $500,000 per season, according to league sources. Other first-time GMs who come in under the $1 million-per-year figure are Seattle's Sam Presti ($800,000) and Charlotte's Rod Higgins ($700,000)."