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NBA: Players with highest combined earnings from salary and advertising in 2023

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NBA players often not only collect a princely salary, no, the advertising revenue is not bad either and in some cases even exceeds the earnings for the performances on the basketball court.

Sportico have compiled the top 15 earners in terms of combined earnings.  Also included: three Clippers, three Lakers and a player in the top 10 who is not yet 32 ​​years old.

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Sportico have compiled the top 15 earners in terms of combined earnings. Also included: three Clippers, three Lakers and a player in the top 10 who is not yet 32 ​​years old.

15th place: LUKA DONCIC (Dallas Mavericks) - $45.6 million (salary: 37.1 million, advertising: 8.5 million)

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15th place: LUKA DONCIC (Dallas Mavericks) – $45.6 million (salary: 37.1 million, advertising: 8.5 million)

14th place: ANTHONY DAVIS (Los Angeles Lakers) - $47 million (salary: $38 million, advertising: $9 million)

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14th place: ANTHONY DAVIS (Los Angeles Lakers) – $47 million (salary: $38 million, advertising: $9 million)

13th place: KAWHI LEONARD (LA Clippers) - $47.5 million (salary: $42.5 million, advertising: $5 million)

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13th place: KAWHI LEONARD (LA Clippers) – $47.5 million (salary: $42.5 million, advertising: $5 million)

12th: KYRIE IRVING (Brooklyn Nets) - $47.5M (Salary: 36.5M, Ad: 11M)

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12th: KYRIE IRVING (Brooklyn Nets) – $47.5M (Salary: 36.5M, Ad: 11M)

11th place: BRADLEY BEAL (Washington Wizards) - $47.8 million (salary: 43.3 million, advertising: 4.5 million)

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11th place: BRADLEY BEAL (Washington Wizards) – $47.8 million (salary: 43.3 million, advertising: 4.5 million)

10th place: JOHN WALL (LA Clippers) - $47.9M (Salary: 47.4M, Ad: 0.5M)

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10th place: JOHN WALL (LA Clippers) – $47.9M (Salary: 47.4M, Ad: 0.5M)

9th place: PAUL GEORGE (LA Clippers) - $51 million (salary: $42.5 million, advertising: $8.5 million)

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9th place: PAUL GEORGE (LA Clippers) – $51 million (salary: $42.5 million, advertising: $8.5 million)

8th place: JAMES HARDEN (Philadelphia 76ers) - $52 million (salary: 33 million, advertising: 19 million)

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8th place: JAMES HARDEN (Philadelphia 76ers) – $52 million (salary: 33 million, advertising: 19 million)

7th place: DAMIAN LILLARD (Portland Trail Blazers) - $59.5 million (salary: $42.5 million, advertising: $17 million)

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7th place: DAMIAN LILLARD (Portland Trail Blazers) – $59.5 million (salary: $42.5 million, advertising: $17 million)

6th place: KLAY THOMPSON (Golden State Warriors) - $61.6 million (salary: $40.6 million, advertising: $21 million)

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6th place: KLAY THOMPSON (Golden State Warriors) – $61.6 million (salary: $40.6 million, advertising: $21 million)

5th place: RUSSELL WESTBROOK (Los Angeles Lakers) - $72.1 million (salary: 47.1 million, advertising: 25 million)

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5th place: RUSSELL WESTBROOK (Los Angeles Lakers) – $72.1 million (salary: 47.1 million, advertising: 25 million)

4th place: GIANNIS ANTETOKOUNMPO (Milwaukee Bucks) - $86.5 million (Salary: $42.5M, Advertising: $44M)

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4th place: GIANNIS ANTETOKOUNMPO (Milwaukee Bucks) – $86.5 million (Salary: $42.5M, Advertising: $44M)

3rd place: KEVIN DURANT (Brooklyn Nets) - $91 million (Salary: $43M, Ads: $48M);  Sponsoring with Nike, NBA 2K, Coinbase, Dapper Labs, Call of Duty, Weedmaps and FanDuel, among others.

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3rd place: KEVIN DURANT (Brooklyn Nets) – $91 million (Salary: $43M, Ads: $48M); Sponsoring with Nike, NBA 2K, Coinbase, Dapper Labs, Call of Duty, Weedmaps and FanDuel, among others.

2nd place: STEPHEN CURRY (Golden State Warriors) - $93.1 million (48.1M, advertising: 45M).  The most important sponsor is Under Armour, where the Splash Brother even has its own collection.

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2nd place: STEPHEN CURRY (Golden State Warriors) – $93.1 million (48.1M, advertising: 45M). The most important sponsor is Under Armour, where the Splash Brother even has its own collection.

1st place: LEBRON JAMES (Los Angeles Lakers) - $119.5 million (salary: 44.5 million, advertising: 75 million)

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1st place: LEBRON JAMES (Los Angeles Lakers) – $119.5 million (salary: 44.5 million, advertising: 75 million)

The King's biggest wallet-breaker is its partnership with Nike, which accounts for about 40 percent of its advertising revenue.  There are also contracts with AT&T, Beats, GMC, PepsiCo and Crypto.com, among others.

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The King’s biggest wallet-breaker is its partnership with Nike, which accounts for about 40 percent of its advertising revenue. There are also contracts with AT&T, Beats, GMC, PepsiCo and Crypto.com, among others.

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